Virginia § 63.2-1939 - Commissioner may make demand, file and serve liens, when payments appear in jeopardy
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§ 63.2-1939. Commissioner may make demand, file and serve liens, when payments appear in jeopardy
If the Commissioner finds that the collection of any support debt based upon subrogation to or authorization to enforce the amount of support ordered by any court order or decree of divorce is in jeopardy, he may make demand under § 63.2-1916 for immediate payment of the support debt. Upon failure or refusal immediately to pay such support debt, he may file and serve liens pursuant to §§ 63.2-1927 and 63.2-1928, without regard to the ten-day period provided for in § 63.2-1916. However, no further action under §§ 63.2-1929, 63.2-1933 and 63.2-1934 may be taken until the notice requirements of § 63.2-1916 are met.
1974, c. 413, § 63.1-266; 1976, c. 357; 1988, c. 906; 2002, c. 747.
Source: official Virginia text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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