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Amnesty for back child support
http://www.ledger-enquirer.com/mld/ledgerenquirer/news/9903396.htm


Even nonpayment warrants can be settled


Columbus area parents who are behind in court-ordered
child support payments can take advantage of an
amnesty program in the coming weeks.

The Georgia Department of Human Resources' Office of
Child Support Enforcement will offer amnesty to anyone
who settles their accounts during Oct. 18-21 or Oct.
25-28. Even those with outstanding arrest warrants for
nonpayment can settle up without fear of prosecution
during the amnesty days, office manager Jacqueline
Jennings said.

Parents who don't resolve their cases during the
amnesty period will be subject to aggressive
enforcement measures, Jennings said.

The Office of Child Support Enforcement at 1327 Third
St., Columbus, will remain open until 6 p.m. during
the amnesty period, with office hours starting at 9
a.m.

The office serves the counties of Muscogee, Harris,
Taylor, Talbot, Marion and Chattahoochee.