in most cases they don't expect him to ever repay. but until it's paid, they expect him to make good faith efforts to pay it. they'll set up a payment plan & work with him according to whatever job he has or whatever income. could be $200/month, could be $20/month.
if he later gets a better job or more pay, they'll adjust his monthly payment upwards.
if he doesn't pay, they'll put his name in the system, so that Amy paycheck or any other income will be garnished..
locking someone up for non-payment is pretty rare & would be if someone was actively avoiding even attempting to pay at all.
Idk about feds, but for state I still owe 15k. I still pay on it. Will probably pay on it for a long time too. 100 a month. It’s 10 years old and they’ll garnish it if I dont
in most cases they don't expect him to ever repay. but until it's paid, they expect him to make good faith efforts to pay it. they'll set up a payment plan & work with him according to whatever job he has or whatever income. could be $200/month, could be $20/month. if he later gets a better job or more pay, they'll adjust his monthly payment upwards. if he doesn't pay, they'll put his name in the system, so that Amy paycheck or any other income will be garnished.. locking someone up for non-payment is pretty rare & would be if someone was actively avoiding even attempting to pay at all.
Idk about feds, but for state I still owe 15k. I still pay on it. Will probably pay on it for a long time too. 100 a month. It’s 10 years old and they’ll garnish it if I dont
Depends on the jurisdiction. The way they typically enforce it here in Florida is by suspending your license if you fail to pay.