New Jersey S3341 grants courts more discretion in suspending or revoking licenses and reporting credit due to child support non-payment.
New Jersey S3341 modifies child support enforcement by giving courts greater discretion in suspending or revoking licenses and reporting credit issues due to non-payment. The bill makes license suspension discretionary rather than mandatory when child support arrearages equal or exceed six months' worth of support or health care coverage is not provided for six months. Courts can now consider suspending or revoking a driver's license before other licenses and allow obligors to pay a lump sum within ten days of a hearing.
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