Q: Is it true Arkansas law on child support arrears reaches a statute of limitations 5 yrs past the childs 18th birthday ?
I have paid back child support for 15 yrs, my children are almost 30 and married with their own children. I always paid but gave it to my ex directly, so courts did not have a record of it, with interest added on looks like I will be paying the rest of my life.
A: The statute of limitations applies to child support cases that have not been adjudicated by five years after the child reaches 18.
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