AN ACT relating to child support.

Summary

The bill treats applying for Title IV‑D services or receiving public assistance as an assignment of any child support owed up to the assistance amount to the Attorney General’s office. It also lets the first $100 (or $200 for two or more children) of monthly support pass to the recipient without affecting eligibility for Title IV‑A benefits. The Attorney General’s office can collect, distribute, and enforce all support payments, and when Title IV‑D services end, payments go to the child’s physical custodian.

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