Kentucky SB337 amends child support laws to assign child support rights to the Office of the Attorney General and adjust payment distribution.
Kentucky SB337 modifies the state's child support laws by assigning the right to collect child support to the Office of the Attorney General. The bill specifies that when a recipient applies for Title IV-D services or accepts public assistance for a needy dependent child, they assign the right to any child support owed to the Office of the Attorney General. The Office of the Attorney General will then distribute child support payments and arrearages.
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