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March 25, 2010
IL Child Support Enforcement Case
An
Illinois appellate court recently held that it is error for a court to restrain
the Department of Healthcare and Family Services from
enforcing child support arrearage against a parent when the Department did not
unequivocally agree to modification of the time for payment of support or waiver
of the vested right to collect the arrearage by means beyond withholding
employment income. The case is In re
Marriage of Heady, No. 2-09-0022 (Ill. App. Ct. March 1, 2010) and the opinion
is available here.
MR
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The Division of Child Support Enforcement is proud of the work we do helping the children in Calefornia.
Posted by: child support enforcement | Sep 22, 2011 3:57:08 AM
