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A child who is the subject of a child support order can apply to enforce any arrears as a judgment debt. The child can apply to enforce the old order starting when he or she becomes an adult able to sue someone at the age of 19 in British Columbia. | A child who is the subject of a child support order can apply to enforce any arrears as a judgment debt. The child can apply to enforce the old order starting when he or she becomes an adult able to sue someone at the age of 19 in British Columbia. | ||
The ''Limitation Act'', S.B.C. 2012, c.13, does not apply to claims for arrears of child support payable under a judgment or an agreement that has been filed with the court – see S.3 (1)(l). | The ''[http://canlii.ca/t/8qx3 Limitation Act]'', S.B.C. 2012, c.13, does not apply to claims for arrears of child support payable under a judgment or an agreement that has been filed with the court – see S.3 (1)(l). | ||
===When there isn't an order between the parents=== | ===When there isn't an order between the parents=== | ||
