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Office of the Chief Medical Examiner. People in care. Either the payor or the recipient can register their order or agreement with MEP. In order to do so, they must meet the three registration requirements:. If the criteria are met, then you will need to fill out and send the appropriate MEP form along with a copy of the order or agreement to MEP for processing. Typically, it takes a few weeks before MEP opens their file.

Sometimes, payor parents will become unemployed, or start a new job where they make less money. MEP only enforces court orders—it does not make them. To do this, you should start by talking to your ex-spouse and see if they will agree to lowering payments. If so, you can enter a Consent Order with the court, or sign a new agreement. If the recipient of support is not willing to agree to lowering the payments, then you will either need to attend a mediation to resolve the dispute, or apply to vary the support order in court.

MEP will continue its collections actions against you until a new support order is made. A stay of enforcement is a court order that gives you a break from paying your support arrears—not ongoing payments. A stay of enforcement lasts a maximum of 9 month, but typically they are granted until the matter of support can be heard by the court in a fulsome hearing. If you can no longer afford to pay your child or spousal support obligations, then you may be eligible for a stay of enforcement.

There are two criteria to meet:. You must attempt to reach a payment arrangement with MEP before making a court application, and this attempt must have been unsuccessful. You must have a valid reason for not being able to make your support payments, which may include the following:.