Standard Child Support Orders With A Deviation Page 4

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7.
At no time whatsoever shall the Obligee deny the Obligor
parenting time with the parties’ minor child(ren) because of any failure of
the Obligor to pay his/her support obligations as set for herein.
8.
At no time whatsoever shall the Obligor’s support obligation be
escrowed, impounded or withheld from the Obligee because of any alleged
denial of or interference by the Obligee with the Obligor’s right of parenting
time or as a method of enforcing any of the specific provisions dealing with
the Obligor’s parenting time as contained in this order.
9.
Said child support shall continue until such time as a minor child becomes
emancipated or until further order of the Court. The duty of support shall continue
beyond the age of majority so long as the child continuously attends a recognized and
accredited high school on a full time basis on and after the child’s eighteenth birthday.
However, the duty to pay child support shall not continue beyond the date that the child
reaches nineteen years of age, unless there exists a court-ordered duty or a provision
contained in a Separation Agreement providing for the continuation of support. The
obligation to pay child support continues during periods of seasonal vacation unless
provided for otherwise by this Court.
10.
The Obligee is enjoined from accepting and the Obligor is enjoined from
making any support payments which are not paid through Ohio Child Support Payment
Central or the CSEA. Any current or delinquent support payments made directly by the
Obligor to the Obligee shall be deemed a gift.
Pursuant to Ohio Rev. Code §§ 3121.29, each party to this support
order must notify the CSEA in writing of his or her current mailing address,
current residence address, current residence telephone number, current
driver’s license number, and of any changes in that information.
Each
party must notify the agency of all changes until further notice from the
Court. If you are the Obligor under a child support order and you fail to
make the required notifications you may be fined up to $50 for a first
offense, $100 for a second offense, and $500 for each subsequent offense.
If you are an Obligor or Obligee under any support order and you willfully
fail to make the required notifications, you may be found in contempt of
court and be subjected to fines up to $1,000 and imprisonment for not
more than 90 days.

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