Allows suspension of child support and medical support when custody is placed with the obligated party.
This bill allows a district court to suspend child support and medical support if a juvenile court order places custody of a child with the party obligated to pay support. The court can suspend support upon receiving an application from the obligated party. The suspension can be terminated if the child is returned to the party owed support and an application is filed. The bill also mandates the Supreme Court to create a standard form for these applications and distribute it to district court clerks.
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