Join noted author and speaker Amy Bryant, as she identifies the key requirements of previous legislation and the impact on how support must be handled today by the garnishment department.

•Find out about the priority of each type (component) of support, and why they should be identified separately
•Understand how the priority of support types must be followed when the total of orders exceeds disposable earnings
•Learn whether there is a difference between child support and spousal support
•Walk through examples of the two methods to pay money to orders for more than one family when the allocation must be applied
•Learn through instruction and explanation by examples, when to apply all the directions in an income withholding order and when other state requirements must be followed
•Find out what you must do when an income withholding order requires the deductions be sent to the custodial parent or a third party
•Understand the laws that require all Income Withholding Orders for Child Support be issued using the same format as the federal form
•Examine the employers' responsibilities when paying lump sum amounts to employees with active support orders and how the Office of Child Support Enforcement is trying to streamline the process
•Discover how to find out if an IRS levy has priority over a support order and when the IRS levy has priority
•Review steps to take when an income withholding order is received for a person not identified in the payroll master file
•Learn the latest updates in support of legislation

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•1.0 CPE or 1.5 APA RCH credits by attending this Webinar. Find out how.

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Prerequisite: No prerequisites required
Level: Basic
Delivery Method: Group-Internet
Advanced Preparation: None required
Recommended CPE Credit: 1.5

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