Montana § 40-5-304 When Child Support Payments Considered Delinquent

Montana Statutes

§ 40-5-304 — When Child Support Payments Considered Delinquent

Montana·Title 40 FAMILY LAW·Ch. 5 ENFORCEMENT OF SUPPORT·Part 3 Child Support Income Deduction

40-5-304 . When child support payments considered delinquent.

(1)Nonpayment of child support required by a district court or administrative order or by a similar order of a court of another jurisdiction becomes delinquent under this part 8 working days after the last day of the month in which the payment is due.

(2)Child support payments may be considered delinquent under this part only in reference to a court or administrative order setting child support payments.

(3)Intervening agreements or orders establishing a schedule for payment of delinquent support do not prevent income withholding under this part.

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40-5-304 . When child support payments considered delinquent. (1) Nonpayment of child support required by a district court or administrative order or by a similar order of a court of another jurisdiction becomes delinquent under this part 8 working days after the last day of the month in which the payment is due.
(2) Child support payments may be considered delinquent under this part only in reference to a court or administrative order setting child support payments.
(3) Intervening agreements or orders establishing a schedule for payment of delinquent support do not prevent income withholding under this part.

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