Child Support Arrears and Interest in Arizona | What Parents Should Know
Learn more about how arrears, interest, payment records, enforcement, and payment plans may affect your case.
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An unfavorable family court ruling does not always mean you need to file an appeal. Depending on the circumstances, a modification or other court filing may be the better option. This video explains the key difference between appeals and modifications in Arizona family court.
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