Legal Question in Family Law in California

Re: Denial of Visitation, Collection of Child Support Arrears

Dear Inquirer:

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Now, in response to your inquiry --

Is there an existing valid support order? If so,

your ex-wife or your son can probably collect from

you. Child Support judgments never expire. If

there is no such order, then your ex-wife/son

probably cannot go back now and get one. If your

ex-wife received County Assistance, the DA may be

able to go after you for reimbursement. Again,

it depends on the specific facts of your case.