What happens if the paying parent moves out of Ontario?

Support payments can still be enforced when a payor moves outside Ontario through inter-jurisdictional agreements The Family Responsibility Office (FRO) maintains enforcement capabilities even when paying parents relocate outside Ontario through established reciprocal agreements. These arrangements ensure continuous support payment collection across provincial and international boundaries. FRO partners with enforcement agencies in other jurisdictions Support orders remain valid and enforceable after relocation Collection and enforcement continue through local authorities To maintain seamless enforcement, payors must notify the FRO immediately about any change in location or contact information. This ensures proper coordination between enforcement agencies and prevents interruption of support payments.

Enforcing Support Payments Across Ontario Borders

Support payments can still be enforced when a payor moves outside Ontario through inter-jurisdictional agreements

The Family Responsibility Office (FRO) maintains enforcement capabilities even when paying parents relocate outside Ontario through established reciprocal agreements. These arrangements ensure continuous support payment collection across provincial and international boundaries.

FRO partners with enforcement agencies in other jurisdictions
Support orders remain valid and enforceable after relocation
Collection and enforcement continue through local authorities

To maintain seamless enforcement, payors must notify the FRO immediately about any change in location or contact information. This ensures proper coordination between enforcement agencies and prevents interruption of support payments.