The non-custodial parent (NCP), Mr. Robinson’s testimony revealed that he disagrees with the arrears set by Jefferson County; want clarification of all the payments for child support since 2013 to the present day. He stated that he is current and has made payment for each reporting month.
The NCP’s legal representative stated that they wanted to focus on all the information that was provided by the NCP. The information clearly lay out everything the NCP is trying to get across; mainly there needs to be a correct accounting of all the payments that has been made and receiving credit for those payments; the NCP provided all the information.
Jefferson County DHR representative’s testimony revealed that in a letter from the NCP dated July 31, 2017 a circuit court order dated February 20, 2013; the husband shall pay monthly child support in …show more content…
The first payment was due within one week of December 19, 2012. On June 13, 2016, the client, custodial parent (CP), Kassander L. Robinson, completed an application with the Jefferson County DHR to enforce the divorce order. The CP completed an Affidavit of Payment form of the payments made to her through the divorce. Some of the payments were not received by the end of each month; interest is accrued on unpaid child support. The divorce was effected in 2013, so interest is calculated after September 1, 2011 at the rate of 7½ percent. Therefore, any payments that were not paid timely accrued interest at 7½ percent. The agency provided a spreadsheet to the NCP at that time. At that time, the
The NCP’s legal representative stated that they wanted to focus on all the information that was provided by the NCP. The information clearly lay out everything the NCP is trying to get across; mainly there needs to be a correct accounting of all the payments that has been made and receiving credit for those payments; the NCP provided all the information.
Jefferson County DHR representative’s testimony revealed that in a letter from the NCP dated July 31, 2017 a circuit court order dated February 20, 2013; the husband shall pay monthly child support in …show more content…
The first payment was due within one week of December 19, 2012. On June 13, 2016, the client, custodial parent (CP), Kassander L. Robinson, completed an application with the Jefferson County DHR to enforce the divorce order. The CP completed an Affidavit of Payment form of the payments made to her through the divorce. Some of the payments were not received by the end of each month; interest is accrued on unpaid child support. The divorce was effected in 2013, so interest is calculated after September 1, 2011 at the rate of 7½ percent. Therefore, any payments that were not paid timely accrued interest at 7½ percent. The agency provided a spreadsheet to the NCP at that time. At that time, the