§ 9-14-227. Income withholding — Administrative costs — Applicability to unemployment compensation and workers’ compensation
(a) A payor may withhold up to two dollars and fifty cents ($2.50) per pay period in addition to the court-ordered income withholding amount for the administrative cost incurred in each withholding. (b) The income withholding provisions of this subchapter shall apply to unemployment compensation benefits to the extent allowed by §§ 11-10-109 and 11-10-110. […]
§ 9-14-228. Income withholding — Procedures for payor
(a) (1) A payor shall withhold the amount indicated in the notice from money, income, or periodic earnings due the noncustodial parent and remit the amount in the manner set forth in the notice. (2) Payments are to be made at the same time the noncustodial parent is paid. The payor shall identify the date […]
§ 9-14-229. Income withholding — Termination of order — Notice to payor
(a) The circuit court may terminate an income withholding order upon proof that the court or its representative has been unable to deliver payments to the custodial parent for a period of six (6) months. (b) An income withholding order shall terminate when there is no further support obligation owed. (c) The circuit court or […]
§ 9-14-230. Decree as lien on real property
(a) (1) (A) Any decree, judgment, or order that contains a provision for payment of money for the support and care of any child or children through the registry of the court or through the Arkansas Child Support Clearinghouse shall become a lien upon all real property, not otherwise exempt by the Arkansas Constitution, owned […]
§ 9-14-231. Overdue support as lien on personal property
(a) (1) (A) Support that has been ordered paid through the registry of the court or through the Arkansas Child Support Clearinghouse and that has become overdue shall become a lien on all personal property owned by the noncustodial parent wherever it may be found and need not be limited to the confines of the […]
§ 9-14-232. Healthcare coverage
(a) In all cases in which the support and care of any children are involved, the court may: (1) Order either parent to secure and maintain healthcare coverage for the benefit of the children when healthcare coverage is available or becomes available to the parent at a reasonable cost; and (2) Allocate the cost of […]
§ 9-14-217. Income withholding — Supersession of § 9-14-102
The income withholding provisions of this subchapter shall supersede the provisions of § 9-14-102 when applicable.
§ 9-14-218. Income withholding — Time of taking effect generally — Forms
(a) (1) In all decrees or orders that provide for the payment of money for the support and care of any children, the court shall include a provision directing a payor to deduct from: (A) Money, income, or periodic earnings due the noncustodial parent an amount that is sufficient to meet the periodic child support […]
§ 9-14-219. Income withholding — Priority of order
Orders of income withholding for support shall have priority over all other legal processes under state law against the money, income, or periodic earnings of the noncustodial parent.
§ 9-14-220. Income withholding — Persons subject to order — Ground to contest order
(a) All persons under court order to pay support on August 1, 1985, who become delinquent in an amount equal to the total court-ordered support payable for thirty (30) days shall be subject to the income withholding provisions of this subchapter. An order of income withholding shall become effective when the requirements set forth in […]