I want to note that a support deduction order is a last resort method to collect support. It is normally filed if the support payor has not been paying support or if they have amassed significant arrears. If an order goes to FRO and the payor does pay, they don't go after an employer. My husband's case was registered with FRO and he paid monthly his support. They never contacted his employer or garnished anything.
Like I said before, FRO is not a bad thing. It's like a bill payment for online banking and you don't have to worry about your ex asking for additional money or claiming you didn't pay. They register everything and manage the case for you. If you are both reasonable about updating, you simply sign the relevant forms and it all goes according to plan.
Like I said before, FRO is not a bad thing. It's like a bill payment for online banking and you don't have to worry about your ex asking for additional money or claiming you didn't pay. They register everything and manage the case for you. If you are both reasonable about updating, you simply sign the relevant forms and it all goes according to plan.
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