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I don't know about your State, but the Division of Child Support for South Dakota states that if you are behind 3 months on a court ordered child support, Child Support Enforcement themselves will initiate court action which can result in going to jail. But…you must understand that having a court order does not make Child Support Enforcement happen. For Enforcement to happen, you must file for support enforcement through your local child support agency. Lots of paperwork is needed for this, like a copy of the divorce decree or proof of paternity, financial statements with all your bills you pay, with verbage that orders a specific dollar amount that has been court ordered and filed through the Child Support Division for Enforcement.

In short, right now he/she is in contempt of court. You can take him/her back to court with a lawyer on your own.

Call your Child Support Enforcement Office and find out the following: What stage is your enforcement order at? Is it finalized? Do they go after father's/mother's who are in arrears? How many month's does he/she have to be in arrears before Child Support will take him back to court. You will have more answers and a clearer idea of how to handle this situation.

Good Luck, I've been dealing with a child support situation for more than 3 years. I've got him paying most of the money he owes, he just doesn't pay all of it all of the time. I use my govenerment/state resources which have been very helpful.