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Senate panel advances bill allowing one-time retirement-asset payments to clear child-support arrearages
Summary
Senate Bill 237, amended to remove references to criminal conduct, would let a one-time lump-sum payment from retirement assets be applied to past-due child-support arrearages when the child turns 18; the amendment was adopted on the floor and the committee report was adopted favorably for passage.
Senate Bill 237, a measure addressing child-support arrearages, was amended on the floor to remove language referencing criminal conduct and was reported favorably for passage.
Senator Warren, explaining the bill in Committee of the Whole, said the measure provides a tool for paying accumulated child-support arrearages by allowing a one-time lump-sum payment…
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