North Dakota Child Support Laws
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Waiving Child Support.
An agreement purporting to relieve an obligor of any current or future duty of child support is void and may not be enforced. An agreement purporting to waive past-due child support is void and may not be enforced unless the child support obligee and any assignee of the obligee have consented to the agreement in writing and the agreement has been approved by a court of competent jurisdiction.

-From 14-09-09.32 of the North Dakota Statutes.

 

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Other pages on North Dakota laws:
General North Dakota Divorce Laws
Alimony Divorce Laws in North Dakota
North Dakota Child Custody Laws
North Dakota Child Support Laws
North Dakota Laws on Property Division

 

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