Connecticut § 51-1e Support Enforcement Services. Successor to Support Enforcement Division. Transfer of powers, duties, obligations and staff.

Connecticut Statutes

§ 51-1e — Support Enforcement Services. Successor to Support Enforcement Division. Transfer of powers, duties, obligations and staff.

Connecticut § 51-1e

Title 51Courts

Ch. 870Judicial Department

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Conn. Gen. Stat. § 51-1e (2026).

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The Support Enforcement Division of the Judicial Branch shall hereafter be known as Support Enforcement Services, which shall be the successor to the Support Enforcement Division and shall assume all the powers, duties and obligations of the Support Enforcement Division and its staff. Notwithstanding any other provision of the general statutes, the duties of the various personnel of the Support Enforcement Division and the staff of the Support Enforcement Division are hereby transferred to Support Enforcement Services, and the Support Enforcement Division is hereby dissolved.

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The Support Enforcement Division of the Judicial Branch shall hereafter be known as Support Enforcement Services, which shall be the successor to the Support Enforcement Division and shall assume all the powers, duties and obligations of the Support Enforcement Division and its staff. Notwithstanding any other provision of the general statutes, the duties of the various personnel of the Support Enforcement Division and the staff of the Support Enforcement Division are hereby transferred to Support Enforcement Services, and the Support Enforcement Division is hereby dissolved.