NJ S3341

Grants courts discretionary authority (rather than mandatory) to suspend or revoke driver's licenses, professional licenses, and recreational licenses for child support arrearages equal to or exceeding six months of payments

Allows obligors to negotiate payment agreements with the Probation Division that include lump sum payments and resumption of ongoing support, as an alternative to license suspension

Extends the maximum timeframe for paying past-due child support from three working days to ten days for initial lump sum payments, and from one year to five years for satisfying remaining arrearages

Removes provisions that allowed license suspension or revocation based solely on outstanding child support-related arrest warrants

Eliminates the 10-day advance notice requirement before child support enforcement agencies can request consumer credit reports for establishing payment capacity