How does the person responsible for paying support reinstate their license if it is suspended for non-payment of support?

The person responsible may have his/her license reinstated by one of the following: paying all of the past due child, medical, or spousal support; entering into a court ordered payment plan (Purge Plan) to meet the current obligation each month plus an additional amount to be paid on the past due balance; or entering into a payment plan with the Lancaster County Attorney's Office. Once the license has been reinstated, there is a reinstatement fee that will need to be paid to the Department of Motor Vehicles.

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1. How do I get my order enforced?
2. What types of enforcement actions are there?
3. Can I choose what type of enforcement is used by your office?
4. What is a garnishment, asset seizure or administrative attachment?
5. What happens if the person responsible for paying child support dies before the arrearage is paid?
6. Can your office enforce visitation?
7. What is an Order to Show Cause?
8. What is a real estate lien?
9. How does the driver's license of the person responsible for paying child support get suspended?
10. How does the person responsible for paying support reinstate their license if it is suspended for non-payment of support?
11. What do I do if I receive a Notice of Intent to Suspend my driver’s license?
12. If taxes are intercepted, who will receive the payment?
13. How long does the intercepted payment take to be applied to my account?
14. If I disagree with having my taxes intercepted, who do I call?
15. What happens to the enforcement of the child support order if the person responsible for paying the support moves from the State of Nebraska?
16. How long does it take to send a case from Nebraska to another state if the person responsible to pay child support moves from Nebraska?
17. How do I receive my monthly child support payment if the person responsible for paying child support is paying the support ordered amount in another state?
18. What law is applied to my order if it is sent to another state for enforcement?
19. What happens to the enforcement of the child support order if the receiving parent moves from the State of Nebraska?
20. What happens to the enforcement of child support if the person responsible for paying child support is activated to military duty?
21. What happens if the person responsible for paying child support enters into bankruptcy while there is an ongoing monthly payment due?
22. What happens if the person responsible for paying child support enters into bankruptcy when the monthly support order stopped but there is still an outstanding balance due?
23. Can child, medical, or spousal support arrears be discharged or forgiven by filing bankruptcy?