Missouri § 217.944 Child support payments, collected and deposited — monetary donations to program permitted.

Missouri Statutes

§ 217.944 — Child support payments, collected and deposited — monetary donations to program permitted.

Missouri § 217.944

Title XIIICORRECTIONAL AND PENAL INSTITUTIONS

Ch. 217Department of Corrections

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Mo. Rev. Stat. § 217.944 (2026).

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1.The division of child support enforcement shall collect support payments made pursuant to the assignment and forward them to the department for deposit into the inmate's inmate banking account.

2.The department may accept monetary and property donations on behalf of the program.

3.All donations accepted by the department for the correctional center nursery program shall be used solely for any expenses relating to the operation and maintenance of the program.

4.No donations of property shall be made on behalf of one particular inmate or child to be used while incarcerated.

5.Financial donations, public assistance, or support for a specific inmate or child shall be made through the inmate banking system.

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1. The division of child support enforcement shall collect support payments made pursuant to the assignment and forward them to the department for deposit into the inmate's inmate banking account.

2. The department may accept monetary and property donations on behalf of the program.

3. All donations accepted by the department for the correctional center nursery program shall be used solely for any expenses relating to the operation and maintenance of the program.

4. No donations of property shall be made on behalf of one particular inmate or child to be used while incarcerated.

5. Financial donations, public assistance, or support for a specific inmate or child shall be made through the inmate banking system.