Legal Question in Family Law in New York

child support arrears

Hi-if my ex husband received a denial of child support arrears modification on a family court order with prejudice last week;he has been paying the regular child support order lately,does that mean that after my son is emancipated my ex still can not modify my order for arrears payments of $150/week due to judgements totaling over $140,000 or only while my son is under 21 since the denial was with prejudice.

Can I still put my ex in violation in family court after my child is emancipated for non payment of child support arrears on judgements that I have a family court order for of $150/week and how do I do that when I can no longer use SCU or Nassau County Law Services because childen are emancipated-thanks,lauren


Asked on 1/13/09, 6:01 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Joel Salinger Law Office of Joel R. Salinger

Re: child support arrears

If I understand your question correctly, a Family Court Support Magistrate found in favor of your ex-husband on the subject if he owes arrears on child support with prejudice and you want to know if you can bring this case back again?

If this is the correct explanation please call me at 516.746.4747 or contact me at [email protected] and if not you can clarify your question.

Joel R. Salinger, Esq.

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Answered on 1/14/09, 12:13 am


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