Kansas SB237 requires courts to consider retirement accounts when determining child support orders.
Kansas SB237 amends child support laws to require courts to consider the value of retirement accounts when determining support orders. The bill prohibits modifying a support order for criminal conduct, professional misconduct, or voluntary underemployment. It eliminates exemptions for retirement moneys to fulfill child support obligations. The act mandates courts to use retirement accounts to maintain child support until the accounts are exhausted or the parent establishes other means to satisfy obligations.
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