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Intercepts
Intercepts are payments that would
normally go to a parent that are "intercepted"
by the child support agency to pay either current or
past-due support (arrears).
Intercepts the paying parents' federal income tax refund
each year and forwards it to the child support agency.
The federal refunds can only be applied to arrears (past-due
support) owed to the county.
Intercepts the paying parents' state income tax refund
each year and forwards it to the child support agency.
The state tax refund can be applied against the current
month's payment as well as arrears (past-due support)
- but unlike federal refunds, the money goes to the
family's arrears first, if there are any, then to the
county's.
Up to 25% of weekly UIB payments
can be intercepted from the insurance provider and
sent to the child support agency.
Up to 25% of DIB payments can be intercepted from the
insurance provide and sent to the child support agency.
Not really an "intercept" -- a wage withholding
order may be served on the insurance company to collect
up to 25% of the monthly benefit amount being paid to
the injured worker. A lien will also be filed to attempt
to collect a lump-sum amount should the injured worker
receive a settlement.
Intercepts lottery winnings and sends them to the child
support agency.
FTB locates wages, bank accounts,
and other assets and seizes them for payment of
child support.
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