Q: I'm wanting to know what "cause stricken" means with DHS pursuing a noncustodial parent who has not paid child support.
The noncustodial parent does not have custody and has not paid anything since it was ordered by court during the divorce finalization.
A: Would have to see what you are taking about but, if a hearing for instance was stricken that means basically that the hearing was cancelled.
A: It sounds like the pursuit of the non custodial parent was cancelled. Contact DHS to find out the status if you are the custodial parent. They will explain it to you.
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