if i receive a 'lump sum' settlement-for a workers comp case, could that garnished for child support
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Read More Answered By: Bob Bollinger |
Yes. If you have a child support lien, that money can be collected from it. But a lump sum settlement is a one-time payment, so they can only hit it that one time for the automatic payment. But the Court may expect you to pay ongoing support due to the settlement. |
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