Minnesota SF4245 modifies the child support cost recovery fee, specifying who pays and how funds are distributed.
Minnesota SF4245 amends the child support cost recovery fee, requiring a two percent fee on monthly court-ordered child support and maintenance obligations. This fee applies to obligors who have not received assistance under state programs for 24 months. The fee is collected through income withholding or other enforcement remedies. The bill also mandates a $25 fee for each federal tax interception for those not receiving public assistance. Funds from these fees are reinvested in child support enforcement programs, with a portion transferred to the child support system special revenue account.
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