§ 4201 Child Support Payment Orders
This law says that when a court orders someone to pay child support, the payments can be sent to a special county officer or a state unit instead of directly to the parent. It also lets the local child support agency help enforce the order if needed.
A parent is ordered by the court to pay child support to the other parent.
Instead of paying the other parent directly, the court can say the money must go to a county officer or a state unit. If the parent doesn’t pay, the local child support agency can step in to make sure the money is paid.
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§ 4201 Child Support Payment Orders
Last verified: January 9, 2026