Mississippi HB620 establishes procedures for intercepting child support arrearages from casino winnings.
Mississippi HB620 amends state law to declare that children are adversely affected when parents with child support arrearages divert support to gaming. It codifies procedures for the Mississippi Gaming Commission, the Department of Human Services, and gaming licensees to intercept child support arrearages from gaming winnings. Licensees must withhold payments from winners with outstanding child support arrearages and forward the deducted amount to the Department of Human Services.
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