Office of Child Support Enforcement v. Oliver

ANDREE LAYTON Roaf, Justice.

The appellant, Office of Child Support Enforcement (“OCSE”) appeals from an order establishing arrearage in child support owed by the appellee, Jimmy Frank Oliver, Jr. (“Oliver”). OCSE asserts that the trial court erred in 1) allowing Oliver to orally raise the affirmative defense of statute of limitations in the hearing held to establish the arrearage and 2) applying a five-year statute of limitations against its claim for arrear-age. As the ruling by the Chancellor does not constitute a final appealable order, we dismiss the appeal.

Oliver and his wife were…