What consequence is outlined in NRS 489.425 for noncompliance with child support?

The consequence outlined in NRS 489.425 for noncompliance with child support is the suspension of the individual's license. This law is part of Nevada's efforts to enforce child support obligations, recognizing that failing to meet these financial responsibilities can have significant impacts on families and children. The act of suspending a license emphasizes the seriousness with which the state views child support compliance; it serves to encourage individuals to fulfill their obligations rather than allowing them to completely ignore their responsibilities. Other consequences such as additional fees, mandatory counseling, or community service may be applicable in different contexts or under various statutes, but specifically under NRS 489.425, the measure taken is the suspension of the license, which directly ties the enforcement of child support to legal licensing in specific sectors.