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OF LAW ON ANDER THE DATE THE PAYMENT IS DUE HE JUDGMENT IS ENTITLED TO FULL FAITH AND CREDIT, IN THIS STATE AND ANY OTHER STATE. INTEREST ACCRUES FROM THE DATE THE JUDGMENT IS ENTERED AND DOCKETED. • JUDGMENT MAY BE DOCKETED ACCORDING TO THE PROCEDURE SET FORTH IN MINNESOTA STATUTE 548.091, SUBDIVISION 2a. THE PERSON RESPONSIBLE FOR PAYING SUPPORT MAY REQUEST A HEARING ON THE ISSUE OF WHETHER THE JUDGMENT AMOUNT HAS BEEN PAID AND MAY MOVE THE COURT FOR AN ORDER TO VACATE THE JUDGMENT IF THE COURT DETERMINES THAT THERE WAS NO DEFAULT. IX. DOCKETING OF JUDGMENT FOR MAINTENANCE ARREARAGES. PURSUANT TO MINNESOTA STATUTES 518.55, SUBDIVISION 2, AND 548.091, SUBDIVISION 1, WHEN A PERSON RESPONSIBLE FOR PAYING SPOUSAL MAINTENANCE FAILS TO MAKE THE MAINTENANCE PAYMENTS, THE PERSON ENTITLED TO RECEIVE THE PAYMENT OR THE PUBLIC AGENCY RESPONSIBLE FOR MAINTENANCE ENFORCEMENT MAY OBTAIN DOCKETING OF A JUDGMENT. A JUDGMENT FOR UNPAID MAINTENANCE WILL BE ENTERED AGAINST THE PERSON RESPONSIBLE TO MAKE THE PAYMENT ONLY WHEN ORDERED BY THE COURT OR AFTER ALL OF THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS HAVE BEEN MET: A. The person entitled to receive the payment determines that the person responsible to make the payment is at least 30 days in arrears; B. The person entitled to receive the payment serves a copy of an affidavit of default and notice of intent to enter a judgment on the person responsible to make the payment by mail at the last known post office address. Service shall be deemed complete upon mailing in the manner designated. The affidavit shall state the full name, occupation, place of residence, and last known post office address of the person responsible to make the payment, the name and post office address of the person entitled to receive the payment, the date of the first unpaid amount, the date of the last unpaid amount, and the total amount unpaid; C. The person responsible to make the payment fails within 20 days after mailing of the notice either to pay all unpaid amounts or to request a hearing on the issue of whether arrears claimed owing have been paid and to seek, ex parte, a stay of entry of judgment; and D. Not less than 20 days after service on the person responsible to make the payment in the manner provided, the person entitled to receive the payment files with the court administrator the affidavit of default together with proof of service and, if payments have been received by the person entitled to receive the payment since execution of the affidavit of default, a supplemental affidavit setting forth the amount of payment received. X. CHANGE OF ADDRESS. PURSUANT TO MINNESOTA STATUTE 518.55, SUBDIVISION 3, THE PERSON RESPONSIBLE TO MAKE THE PAYMENT SHALL NOTIFY THE PERSON ENTITLED TO RECEIVE THE PAYMENT AND, IF APPLICABLE, THE PUBLIC AUTHORITY RESPONSIBLE FOR COLLECTION, OF A CHANGE OF ADDRESS OR RESIDENCE WITHIN 60 DAYS OF THE ADDRESS OR RESIDENCE CHANGE. XI. MEDICAL SUPPORT. PURSUANT TO MINNESOTA STATUTE 518.171, THE FOLLOWING LAW APPLIES TO COURT ORDERS FOR MEDICAL SUPPORT: A. Order. Unless the person entitled to receive the payment has comparable or better group dependent health insurance coverage available at a more reasonable cost, the court shall order the person responsible to make the payment to name the minor child as beneficiary on any health and dental insurance plan that is available to the person responsible to make the payment on a group basis or through an employer or union. He 2994 WW2)