Ohio § 3123.62 Determining whether defaulting obligor is recreational license holder

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§ 3123.62 — Determining whether defaulting obligor is recreational license holder

Ohio § 3123.62

Title 31Domestic Relations-Children

Ch. 3123Defaults Under Child Support Orders

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Ohio Rev. Code Ann. § 3123.62 (2026).

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(A)As used in this section, "recreational license" means any license, permit, or stamp issued pursuant to section1533.10,1533.11,1533.111,1533.112, or1533.32of the Revised Code.

(B)If a court or child support enforcement agency makes a final and enforceable determination pursuant to sections3123.01to3123.07of the Revised Code that an individual is in default under a child support order, the agency administering the child support order may determine whether the individual holds a recreational license or, if possible, whether the individual has applied for, or is likely to apply for, such a license. If the agency determines that the individual holds, has applied for, or is likely to apply for, such a license, it shall follow procedures that are substantively the same as those set forth in

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(A) As used in this section, "recreational license" means any license, permit, or stamp issued pursuant to section1533.10,1533.11,1533.111,1533.112, or1533.32of the Revised Code.

(B) If a court or child support enforcement agency makes a final and enforceable determination pursuant to sections3123.01to3123.07of the Revised Code that an individual is in default under a child support order, the agency administering the child support order may determine whether the individual holds a recreational license or, if possible, whether the individual has applied for, or is likely to apply for, such a license. If the agency determines that the individual holds, has applied for, or is likely to apply for, such a license, it shall follow procedures that are substantively the same as those set forth in sections3123.42to3123.46of the Revised Code and the division of wildlife shall follow procedures that are substantively the same as those set forth in sections3123.47to3123.50of the Revised Code with respect to the license if both of the following apply:

(1) The division of wildlife has implemented a computer system that maintains license numbers for licenses issued by the division, the names of persons to whom licenses are issued, and the social security numbers of persons to whom licenses are issued.

(2) The division has established safeguards that eliminate the risk that social security numbers provided to the division for the purpose of child support enforcement may be used for purposes other than those permitted by federal law.