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Guidance Through Criminal Nonsupport Charges

Essentially, criminal nonsupport can be either a felony of misdemeanor charge based on several factors some of which are the total amount owed in back child support or the amount of time an individual has gone without paying support. Persons accused of committing the offense of nonsupport of the child can be prosecuted in any county in which the child resided during the period of time for which the defendant is charged; or in any county in which the defendant resided during the period of time for which the defendant is charged.

For full details and more information on this statute, view more HERE.

Parties Involved

There can be two different complaining parties. One is the parent that is supposed to receive the child support may request charges to be filed if they are not receiving their ordered child support. In some circumstances when an individual is not receiving child support, they get benefits from the government to help raise the child. The other is the government which will seek to have charges pressed against the nonpaying individual to recoup the monies paid by the government to the custodial parent.
If you have a warrant for a criminal nonsupport, the attorneys at Boehmer Law can negotiate with the prosecuting attorney for the child support amount in order to recall the warrant.

Legal Assistance

If there’s a warrant for criminal nonsupport, our criminal defense attorneys at Boehmer Law can negotiate with the prosecuting attorney to address the child support amount and potentially recall the warrant.

Contact Our Skilled Attorneys

If you’re facing potential charges or have a warrant related to criminal nonsupport, seek legal guidance promptly. Contact our attorneys at Boehmer Law today at 636-549-8300 or contact us online to consult with our criminal lawyers and proactively address this situation before facing undesirable circumstances like arrests at your workplace or while driving with children.