CITING THE county`s "unconscionable" 13-year delay in seeking child support from a mother whose son has been receiving welfare while in foster care, a hearing examiner in Westchester County has imposed a three-year limit on the collection of support arrears.
June 20, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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Agency’s Delay Limits Child Support to 3 Years
In eight years of hearing support matters, Mr. Herold said this case was the first he had encountered in which DSS had done “absolutely nothing” during the child’s period of public assistance eligibility to collect support from a non-custodial parent..
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