The noncustodial parent has moved several times because of job relocation. Can wage withholding work in this case?
Yes. States must recognize the wage withholding orders from other states and continue the wage withholding as ordered, without regard to where the noncustodial parent or the custodial parent and children live. Also, State and Federal law now requires an employer to report within 20 days hiring any employee who fills out a W-4 form whether full time, part time, or student worker.
Related Questions
- A wage assignment has been sent on my case to the Non-Custodial Parent’s (NCP) employer. When can I expect the first payment?
- The noncustodial parent has moved several times because of job relocation. Can wage withholding work in this case?
- The noncustodial parent (NCP) for my case moved out of state four years ago. How can the CSE agency locate him/her?
