No. Illinois child support obligations and parenting time rights are two separate legal matters. Therefore, you cannot terminate visitation or parenting time based on a lack of child support payments owed to you. However, you can take action to enforce child support orders and collect payments that are owed through methods such as wage garnishment. Willful violations of child support orders may result in the other parent being held in contempt of court, and they could lose their driver's license, be required to pay fines, or even face jail time.