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New York · 2025-2026 General Assembly
A04634Relates to noncompliance of an employer or income payor with income execution orders; allows child support unit to count each failure to remit payment as an instance of noncompliance.
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↓Restricts rights of the paying or noncustodial parentmodel confidence 90%
Allows each failure by an employer or income payor to remit a child support payment to count as a separate instance of noncompliance, increasing penalties or enforcement actions for unpaid support.
allows child support unit to count each failure to remit payment as an instance of noncompliance.
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Why the model tagged it this way: The bill amends CPLR 5241(g) to strengthen income execution for support (including child support) by specifying deduction/remittance timelines, notification duties, and treating each missed remittance as a separate noncompliance, increasing obligations and enforcement on payors to ensure support is paid.
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A08385Decreases the amount of time courts can imprison an individual for the non-payment of child support to five days per each failure to obey an↑Expands rights of the paying or noncustodial parent Died (session ended)
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