Ohio § 3123.05 Motion for court hearing

Ohio Statutes

§ 3123.05 — Motion for court hearing

Ohio § 3123.05

Title 31Domestic Relations-Children

Ch. 3123Defaults Under Child Support Orders

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Ohio Rev. Code Ann. § 3123.05 (2026).

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If, not later than fourteen days after the child support enforcement agency issues its determinations under section3123.04of the Revised Code, the obligor files a written motion for a court hearing to determine whether a mistake of fact still exists in the default notice, the court shall hold a hearing as soon as possible, but not later than ten days, after the motion is filed. Not later than five days before the date on which the court hearing is to be held, the court shall send the obligor and the obligee written notice by ordinary mail of the date, time, place, and purpose of the court hearing. The hearing shall be limited to a determination of whether there is a mistake of fact in the default notice.

At the hearing, the court shall determine whether there is a mistake of fact in the d

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If, not later than fourteen days after the child support enforcement agency issues its determinations under section3123.04of the Revised Code, the obligor files a written motion for a court hearing to determine whether a mistake of fact still exists in the default notice, the court shall hold a hearing as soon as possible, but not later than ten days, after the motion is filed. Not later than five days before the date on which the court hearing is to be held, the court shall send the obligor and the obligee written notice by ordinary mail of the date, time, place, and purpose of the court hearing. The hearing shall be limited to a determination of whether there is a mistake of fact in the default notice.

At the hearing, the court shall determine whether there is a mistake of fact in the default notice. On the conclusion of the hearing, the court shall make its determination. The determination is final and enforceable. The court shall take further action as provided in section3123.06of the Revised Code.