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State Recovers More Than $1M in Delinquent Child Support Payments

6 years 11 months 2 weeks ago Wednesday, April 12 2017 Apr 12, 2017 April 12, 2017 4:36 PM April 12, 2017 in News

WESLACO – The state has recovered more than $1 million in their efforts to crack down on delinquent child support payment so far this year.

The initiative prevents parents who have not made their court-ordered child support payment in six months from renewing their vehicles’ registration.

The Attorney General’s Office said more than 3,000 parents have paid $1.7 million in payments as of March 31st.

Under the denial of vehicle registration renewal program, parents do not have to get completely caught up on the total amount of back child support owed.

Parents are requested to honor the terms of their payment plan with the child support division. 

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