Illinois Child Support Suspended License

Illinois Child Support Suspended License Lookup
Illinois Child Support Suspended License Verification
Illinois Child Support Driver's License Suspension

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Dec 17, 2017 One popular reason for license suspension is delinquent child support payments. Every single person I’ve represented since 1993 for driving on a child support license suspension has believed that there is “no way” they can get their license back–because they cannot afford to.

Having your driver's license suspended is a very serious penalty for failure to pay child support. To get it reinstated, you will have to provide proof to the court or the state attorney general's office that you have satisfied all the conditions of your suspended license. Different states and counties treat child support in their own ways, but in almost every case this will involve paying the back-owed child support, or making extra payments toward your outstanding balance.

Step 1

Call the district court where your child-support order was originally mandated. Most often, this will be the same court that handled the proceedings of your divorce. Alternately, you may contact the attorney general of the state in which you pay child support.

Step 2

Ask what conditions you must meet before your driving privileges will be restored. This may include payment of outstanding balances, fees and fines, attending classes and training programs, or anything else ordered by the court.

Step 3

Attend any classes mandated by the state, such as parenting classes or child-support awareness classes. Make sure to get a certificate, receipt or official state form from the instructor to prove that you completed the course.

Step 4

Make payments on the amount of support you still owe. In most cases, you will have to pay the entire amount to reinstate your license, but sometimes special arrangements can be made.

Step 5