NJ S3337

Requires the Probation Division to file a child support judgment as a lien only when the amount equals or exceeds one month's worth of child support payments, preventing automatic liens from timing discrepancies in employer paycheck schedules.

Subsequent delinquent child support installments would accrue to an existing lien on the date the delinquency is reported to the Clerk of the Superior Court.

Establishes that the priority date for child support liens among conflicting security interests is the date the lien is first docketed.

Allows execution on Title IV-D child support judgments without revival within 20 years after the most recent delinquent payment was reported to the Clerk of the Superior Court.

Applies to both new judgments and existing enforceable judgments established before the bill's effective date.