SB390 revises procedures for notifying individuals who fail to comply with child support subpoenas or are in arrears on child support payments.

SB390 requires district attorneys or public agencies collecting child support to send notices to individuals who fail to comply with subpoenas or warrants in paternity or child support proceedings, or who are in arrears on child support payments. The notice must inform the individual of their options to comply, satisfy the arrearage, or request a hearing. If the individual does not comply or satisfy the arrearage within 30 days, the agency may report the individual to the Department of Motor Vehicles and the Department of Wildlife, potentially leading to license suspensions.

SB390 revises procedures for notifying individuals who fail to comply with child support subpoenas or are in arrears on child support payments.

SB390 requires district attorneys or public agencies collecting child support to send notices to individuals who fail to comply with subpoenas or warrants in paternity or child support proceedings, or who are in arrears on child support payments. The notice must inform the individual of their options to comply, satisfy the arrearage, or request a hearing. If the individual does not comply or satisfy the arrearage within 30 days, the agency may report the individual to the Department of Motor Vehicles and the Department of Wildlife, potentially leading to license suspensions.