Wyoming § 20-6-207 Voluntary assignment by obligor

Wyoming Statutes

§ 20-6-207 — Voluntary assignment by obligor

Wyoming § 20-6-207

Title 20Domestic Relations

Ch. 6CHILD SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT

Art. 2INCOME WITHHOLDING

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 20-6-207 (2026).

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(a)An obligor may at any time voluntarily apply to the court to enter an income withholding order pursuant to W.S. 20-6-204(b) or file a verified written application with the clerk requesting that withholding commence pursuant to W.S. 20-6-205(a)(ii).

(b)An income withholding order which becomes effective at the voluntary request of the obligor shall remain in effect until such time as:

(i)The obligor petitions the court to suspend withholding of income upon a showing of good cause, including a showing that income withholding has not been terminated previously and subsequently reinitiated and that the parties have agreed to an alternative arrangement as specified in W.S. 20-6-204; or

(ii)There is no longer a current order for support and all arrearages as defined in W.S. 20-6-202 have

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(a) An obligor may at any time voluntarily apply to the
court to enter an income withholding order pursuant to W.S.
20-6-204(b) or file a verified written application with the
clerk requesting that withholding commence pursuant to W.S.
20-6-205(a)(ii).
(b) An income withholding order which becomes effective at
the voluntary request of the obligor shall remain in effect
until such time as:
(i) The obligor petitions the court to suspend
withholding of income upon a showing of good cause, including a
showing that income withholding has not been terminated
previously and subsequently reinitiated and that the parties
have agreed to an alternative arrangement as specified in W.S.
20-6-204; or
(ii) There is no longer a current order for support
and all arrearages as defined in W.S. 20-6-202 have been paid.