§ 17401 Child Support Enforcement Timeline
This law says that if a parent getting child support gives the agency real info about where the other parent lives or works, the agency must take action within 60 days. If the info is wrong and they can't find the other parent, they have to tell the parent who asked for help.
A mom tells the child support agency where her ex works so she can get child support payments.
The agency has to try to contact the ex within 60 days. If the address is wrong and they can't find him, they must tell the mom in writing.
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§ 17401 Child Support Enforcement Timeline
Last verified: January 9, 2026