Source: http://www.oterogov.com/departments/human-services/child-support-enforcement/enforcement-remedies
Timestamp: 2019-04-26 03:37:46+00:00

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If selected, the IV-D agency regularly reports child support orders to the major U.S. credit bureaus. Unpaid child support amounts could mar an obligor's credit report and make obtaining credit very difficult, while a consistently paid child support order could help build good credit. §26-13-126 C.R.S.
The National Medical Support Notice (NMSN) involves a notice similar to that used for an income assignment that is sent to an employer directing the employer to enroll the children in the employer's health insurance plan and to deduct the premium payments from the obligor's pay, if it is deemed obtainable at a reasonable cost. §14-5-125, 14-10-115 (2) (b), §14-10-115(13.5) and §14-14-112 C.R.S.
Financial Institution Data Match (FIDM) is an automated program designed to locate assets owned by delinquent obligors which may be held at banks, credit unions, brokerage accounts, retirement accounts, stocks, bonds, certificate of deposits, etc. The program issues a Notice of Lien & Levy and the assets are seized and then applied to past due child support. §14-10-122 & §26-13-128 C.R.S.
An income assignment is a notice sent to the employer directing the employer to withhold an amount of child support directly from the obligor's pay. The employer then forwards the money to the Family Support Registry. §14-14-111.5 C.R.S.
If you are paying child support through an income assignment and you change jobs, be sure to notify your Child Support Specialist within 10 days by calling 719-383-3168.
The child support enforcement unit can place liens on real estate as well as on personal property like cars and boats if large amounts of unpaid child support accumulate. §13-52-102 C.R.S.
Child Support division intercepts cash prizes, non-cash prize merchandise or a combination of merchandise and cash lottery winnings from parties who owe past due child support. Section 26-13-118, C.R.S. and Section 26-13-106, C.R.S.
Colorado law allows the Child Support division to intercept Colorado race track and casino gambling cash winnings from parties owing past due child support and/or costs. Section 19-35-24, C.R.S. and Section 26-13-26, C.R.S.
If full payment is not received, Colorado Child Support Enforcement (CSE) has the authority to suspend a driver's license. If suspended, an individual must get a Notice of Compliance from CSE and meet Department of Motor Vehicle requirements to reinstate the privilege to drive. 42 U.S.C 666(a)(16) and Section 26-13-123, C.R.S.
CSE is authorized to suspend professional and occupational licenses of individuals who are past due to their child support obligations. If suspended, they must obtain a Notice of Compliance from CSE and meet the requirements of their particular licensing board at Department of Regulatory Agencies to regain a professional/occupational license. 42 U.S.C. 666(16) and Section 26-13-126, C.R.S.
CSE is authorized to suspend or deny hunting and fishing licenses of individuals who are past due in their child support payments. Individuals who are seeking to hunt or fish must meet the requirements of CSE and Division of Wildlife to regain the privilege to hunt and fish. 42 U.S.C. 666(7)(D)(13) and Section 26-13-126, C.R.S.
Child Support Enforcement (CSE) payments to vendors who owe child support debt or arrearages. A state vendor is an individual who has entered into a contract with the State of Colorado to provide goods or services for a fee. Vendor Offset can also collect money for other debts owed; however, child support arrearage takes priority over other state agency collections. Section 24-30-202.4, C.R.S.
It is well established in Colorado that a child support payment that is not paid when due becomes a judgment. A Verified Entry of Judgment finalizes the child support arrearages into a judgment for a specific time frame and amount.
A judgment is valid for twenty (20) years in the State of Colorado and may be renewed for additional twenty (20) years period upon application to the Court. A judgment gives way to placing liens on personal property. §14-10-122 C.R.S.

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