Child support enforcement order; eliminates requirement obligor & obligee maintain marital domicile. (SB1015)

Introduced By

Sen. John Edwards (D-Roanoke)

Progress

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 Became Law

Description

Child support enforcement orders. Eliminates requirement that an obligor and obligee must have maintained a marital domicile in the Commonwealth in order for the Department of Social Services to establish an administrative support order on an out-of-state obligor. This bill also extends the time limit for service of notice of an order to withhold funds in a joint account of an obligor from 21 to 45 days. Amends § 63.2-1903 (“Authority to issue certain orders; civil penalty.”), § 63.2-1931 (“Effect of service on banks, savings institutions, etc.”), of the Code of Virginia. View Full Text »

Outcome

Bill Has Passed
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Comments

Marsha Maines writes:

ANY legislation that permits DSS/DCSE to manufacture a child support order (Administratively) WITHOUT JUDICIAL OVERSIGHT OR REVIEW on someone NOT EVEN IN OUR STATE - violates not only the SEPERATION OF POWERS doctrine - but invites MORE harrassment of innocent citizens by the DCSE Nazi "public servants"...REPEAL HB1382 - it violates the Constitution of Virginia

Posted 41 months ago.