Yes - the State may intercept tax refunds to collect the unpaid balance, even if you are making payments on that balance as agreed.
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they usually give u a notice after the payment date. they usually give u a notice after the payment date.
Yes, but he should go for custody.
I'm not familiar with the laws of Virginia, but it sounds as if this child is 'emancipated' and, therefore, termination of current support (not arrears) might be possible. It won't be a good idea to simply 'stop' making child support payments. Read the court documents that established the latest child support payment programme, and if notice is required when you expect to discontinue paying, you must give notice. You could engage an attorney to help you finalize your child support payments.
The most common type of repossession notice when a person has not been making loan payments for a car or truck. If the lender does not receive payments, the vehicle may be towed away.
Usually after 3 months of not making payments on your mortgage or rent, you will get a foreclosure notice. If you are renting its usually sooner.
Serious to me. No money for xmas..owe 3 months back house payments...keeping utilities on from shut off notice to shut off notice... :(
In Virginia, the law states a lender must submit notice in writing at least 10 days before a car is to be repossessed. Therefore, car payments that are late can be subject to repossession at anytime, provided notice has been given.
Foreclosure notices are served on those who have not been able to keep up with their mortgage payments on their home. They are akin to an eviction notice, as the bank is claiming their property.
Child Support Payments, Violation Notice(Download)Dear ___________:The purpose of this letter is to remind you of the child support provisions in our divorce decree. According to the divorce decree, child support payments must be made by the __ day of each month. To date, you have not complied with these child support provisions.The obligations regarding child support are independent of the visitation rights and you have retained all such rights.If I have not heard from you by __________ (Date) to commit to prompt child support payments, as ordered by the court, I will be compelled to go into court and have you held in contempt. Spending more time and money on this will not be to anyones benefit. .I hope this letter will help soften your judgment and permit court ordered support payments to happen as required by law.Best regards,___________Non-Custodial parentcc Attachment Court Authority for the above statementsChild Support Payments, Violation NoticeReview ListThis review list is provided to inform you about this document in question and assist you in its preparation. This is a Sales letter. You could just go into court and get the other party held in contempt, period. The non-custodial parent knows they are in violation of the court order but are not making payments for a variety of reasons.If you wish to write them, then work to soften their judgment rather than further attack them and drive them into a corner. If you believe a letter will not work, just go to court. They hear these matters every day and act in favor of the custodial parent in most cases with regards to payments. In most instances the court will order wage attachments and the like to enforce your rights to child support.If the non-custodial parent is having legitimate problems making payments due to unemployment or other matters, you can elect to accept partial payments which will not effect the total payments due under the agreement unless you waive them. If the non-custodial parent has legitimate payment problems, the court will still generally side with you in any pressure you wish to bring upon the other party. However, if your children are visiting that non-custodial parent, they will, at best, not appreciate that pressure being brought against the other parentand that can have a lasting impact on your relationship with them.These matters are never easy to decide. Keep in mind that no one ever wins one of these battles so try to minimize the negative fall out to you and your children.
It partially depends on why you are being asked to vacate... For instance, have you missed any rental payments? Were you served a court notice at some point by your landlord? If you have a lease and are current with your payments, then I would definitely contact the attorney and advise them that they are breaking your contract. If you have been evicted by a court, then you only have the goodwill of the landlord to stay longer than the 10 days notice given.
This depends on the jurisdiction, how difficult it is to give the other parent notice and the other parent's reaction to that notice, etc.
Do they need to tell you that you have missed payments or let the insurance expire? You should already know. It varies by state, but several require that you be sent a Notice of Right to Cure Default the FIRST time you are 45 days late and you have another 20 days to make up ALL the payments. If you haven't paid the delinquent amount by then, they can come for the car at any time. In some of these states, a statement at the bottom of the notice says if you DO catch up the payments but later become delinquent (even one day) again, they do not need to send another notice before repossession or other legal action is initiated.