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North Dakota Century Code Title 50. Public Welfare § 50-09-08.5. Securing assets to satisfy child support

Current as of January 01, 2024 | Updated by FindLaw Staff

In acting as the official agency of the state in administering the child support program under title IV-D, in cases in which there is past-due child support, the state agency may secure assets to satisfy any current support obligation and the past-due amount by issuing writs of execution under chapter 28-21 or domestic relations orders that comply with federal law regarding pensions. Those writs of execution or domestic relations orders may be used to secure or seize property including:

1. Periodic or lump sum payments from:

a. An agency administering unemployment compensation benefits, workforce safety and insurance benefits, or other benefits; and

b. Judgments, settlements, and gaming proceeds otherwise belonging to the obligor, or payable upon the obligor's demand;

2. Assets of the obligor held in financial institutions; and

3. Public and private retirement funds.

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Cite this article: FindLaw.com - North Dakota Century Code Title 50. Public Welfare § 50-09-08.5. Securing assets to satisfy child support - last updated January 01, 2024 | https://codes.findlaw.com/nd/title-50-public-welfare/nd-cent-code-sect-50-09-08-5/

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