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A State A divorce decree includes a final property-equalization payment, $15,000 in accrued child-support arrears not subject to retroactive modification, and future monthly support subject to prospective modification. The obligor moves to State B.
Which statement best describes State B's likely treatment of the decree?

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Future modifiable support is treated exactly like a final fixed money judgment for all purposes. Property divisions in divorce decrees are enforceable only if the enforcing state would have divided property the same way. No part of a divorce decree can receive full faith and credit. Accrued support arrears that cannot be retroactively modified are generally enforceable as final obligations, while future support may remain subject to prospective modification.

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