Maryland HB412 regulates the suspension of driver's licenses for child support arrearages.

Maryland HB412 modifies the process for suspending driver's licenses due to child support arrearages. The Child Support Administration can notify the Motor Vehicle Administration to suspend a license if the obligor is 120 days or more out of compliance with court-ordered child support payments. The suspension can be avoided if the obligor has a documented disability, is complying with an agreement or court order, or if suspension would cause undue hardship. The obligor can request an investigation and appeal the decision.

Maryland HB412 regulates the suspension of driver's licenses for child support arrearages.

Maryland HB412 modifies the process for suspending driver's licenses due to child support arrearages. The Child Support Administration can notify the Motor Vehicle Administration to suspend a license if the obligor is 120 days or more out of compliance with court-ordered child support payments. The suspension can be avoided if the obligor has a documented disability, is complying with an agreement or court order, or if suspension would cause undue hardship. The obligor can request an investigation and appeal the decision.