Sentences with phrase «withholding order payment»

The Withholding Order Payment of Child Support stipulates that child support be withheld from the wages of the defendant, who is the usually the noncustodial parent.

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After the latest controversy, Cuomo's aides ordered the state Lottery Division to withhold slot machine payments earned at Aqueduct race track, worth about $ 3 million dollars a month, starving the financially shaky NYRA from a vital source of revenue.

Wage garnishment occurs when an employer is required to withhold an individual's earnings for the payment of a judgment based on a court order or the order of a government agency (i.e. the CRA).

The VA refused to withhold any monies from husband's VA disability payments as ordered.

Allowable deductions include income taxes, withholding for Social Security, Medicare, railroad retirement, medical insurance payments for dependent children, and support a parent pays to other dependents pursuant to court orders.

If the court issues an order for missed payments, the judgment can be paid from a wage garnishment order wherein a percentage of the owing spouse's paycheck is withheld and transferred to the spouse owed alimony.

Wage garnishment orders the paying spouse's employer to withhold money from the spouse's wages and forward the payment directly to the receiving spouse until the past - due amount is brought current.

The noncustodial parent must make other arrangements to pay the missed payments directly to the custodial parent or state agency as directed by the income withholding order.

In most cases, state law requires that child support orders contain an income withholding order requiring that child support payments be deducted directly from your paycheck.

If the parent with residential custody does not comply with a court order for visitation, the other parent might feel tempted to react by withholding child support payments.

Since January 1994, the United States government has mandated that all child support orders include provisions for payment through income withholding or wage garnishment.

Under both state and federal law, child support payments are made through income withholding orders, or IWOs.

To help, the court may order that payments be withheld from the paying spouse's wages and paid directly to the recipient spouse.

Under state law, after a divorce decree is issued, an automatic withholding order is sent to the employer so that alimony and child support payments are withheld from his wages.

If his payments are made by automatic income withholding from his wages, the withholding will continue until a court order says otherwise.