Child Support Enforcement Act
The Child Support Enforcement Act in the United States created a joint federal-state program to find parents who are not paying child support and enforce court-ordered payments, including deducting wages and intercepting tax refunds. This program aims to ensure that children receive financial support from both parents. It facilitates cooperation between federal and state authorities to locate and collect child support.
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