Support debt definition

Support debt means support which was due under a support order but has not been paid. This includes:
Support debt or "support obligation" means the amount created by the failure to provide or pay:
Support debt means any delinquent amount of support moneys

Examples of Support debt in a sentence

  • Support debt includes arrears and any support-related judgments for arrears, fees, fines, interest, or medical costs.


More Definitions of Support debt

Support debt means a debt owed to the State of Oklahoma by the natural, legal or adoptive parents who are responsible for support of a child or children receiving public assistance money from the Department or the reasonable expenses of providing for a child or children. The amount of the debt shall be determined in accordance with the provisions of Section 118 of Title 43 of the Oklahoma Statutes;
Support debt means any delinquent amount of support moneys which is due, owing, and unpaid under a superior court order or an administrative order, a debt for the payment of expenses for the reasonable or necessary care, support, and maintenance, including medical expenses, of a dependent child or other person for whom a support obligation is owed; or a debt under RCW 74.20A.100 or 74.20A.270. Support debt also includes any accrued interest, fees, or penalties charged on a support debt, and attorneys fees and other costs of litigation awarded in an action to establish and enforce a support obligation or debt.
Support debt or "support obligation" means the amount created by:
Support debt means the debt created by nonpayment of support.
Support debt means the debt created by nonpayment of support. [(29)] (28) "Support order" means [the same as] a child support order.
Support debt means a debt owed to the State of Oklahoma by the natural, legal or adoptive parents who are responsible for support of a child or children receiving public assistance money from the Department or the reasonable expenses of providing for a
Support debt means a debt owed to the State of Oklahoma or