Legal Question in Family Law in Washington

Statute of limitations on child support
My husband is a child of divorce and his father never paid any of his court ordered child support. Does he have any legal recourse now that he is over 30?

Asked on 8/30/02, 9:31 pm

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Christopher Bartow BARTOW LAW FIRM

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Re: Statute of limitations on child support

I believe that the statute of limitations on enforcing back child - support judgments is 10 years.

Answered on 9/01/02, 11:46 am

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