A condition that exists when the child support due is not paid and the amount equals at least one month's obligation amount.

The total unpaid support obligation owed by a noncustodial parent or obligor.

Money owed on past bills.

An overdue payment, generally referring to omitted preferred stock dividends.

overdue alimony or child support payments.

Unpaid court ordered child support payments for past periods.

The amount of money that is past due for child or spousal support.

The past due balance on your promissory note, including interest, principal, late charges and attorney fees.

(arrears) Money which is overdue or unpaid, such as in the case of child support owed by a parent. attestation: the act whereby a person witnesses a document in writing, for the purpose of proving and identifying the document, at the request of the party making the document, and the name of the witness on the document is testimony of this fact.

Unpaid dividends due to holders of preferred stock. See ‘Cumulative Preferred Stock'.

The total amount, established by a judicial or administrative order, of unpaid support obligation which accrued as a result of failure of the responsible relative to comply with previous support orders.

The amount of money such as for child or spousal support that is past due.

Unpaid child support payments for past periods owed by a person who has been ordered to pay

Past due, unpaid child support owed by the noncustodial parent. If the parent has arrearages, he or she is also said to be "in arrears."

Amount of any past due obligation. This term is used to refer to the amount of interest on bonds or dividends on cumulative preferred stock that is due and unpaid.

Past due obligations such as interest on bonds or dividends on cumulative preferred stocks. If a cumulative preferred stock's dividends are in arrears, common dividends cannot be paid. See: Cumulative Preferred Stock

A specific amount of debt that was court ordered and that is past due.

unpaid child support for past periods owed by a parent who is obligated to pay.

Money which is overdue and unpaid.

A past due obligation such as interest, or dividends on a cumulative preferred stock. See: Cumulative Preferred.

the accumulated monies owed on unpaid scheduled debts (i.e. the amount of the monthly payment times the number of unpaid months).

The amount of past-due, court-ordered child Support owed by the non-custodial parent. If a spouse does not pay the full amount of court-ordered Support, or does not make payments as ordered, the amounts not paid are arrearages. Interest and penalties charged on past-due amounts become part of the arrearage.

1) The state of being in arrears. 2) The total arrears on an obligor's accounts.

Undeclared and/or unpaid dividends due holders of Cumulative Preferred Stock.

Amounts unpaid and past due.

Past due, unpaid child support owed by the non-custodial parent. If the parent has arrearages, s/he is said to be "in arrears."