Income Withholding Orders

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An income withholding order is an order directing an employer or other payor of funds to withhold a monthly amount from the income of the person obligated to pay child support, spousal maintenance, child support and spousal maintenance arrearage, and/or interest. There are different types of orders depending on the situation. If you are an employer, you can find more detailed information by visiting the For Employers page. 

Quash Order

An order directing an employer or other payor of funds to stop withholding a monthly amount from the income of the person obligated to pay child support, spousal maintenance, child support and spousal maintenance arrearage, and/or interest.

Ex Parte Income Withholding Order

An order directing an employer or other payor to withhold a monthly amount from the income of the person obligated to pay child support, spousal maintenance, child support and spousal maintenance arrearage, and/or interest. The order is issued prior to the obligor receiving notice. The first employer/other payor served with an Ex Parte Income Withholding Order is required to provide notice to the employee/obligor.

Administrative Income Withholding Order

An order, issued by the State IV-D Agency (Division of Child Support Enforcement), directing an employer or other payor to withhold a monthly amount from the income of the person obligated to pay child support, spousal maintenance, child support and spousal maintenance arrearage, and/or interest. These orders do not need to be signed.

Withholding Order FAQs

  • Income Withholding Order - Descriptions

  • Income Withholding Order - Initiation

  • Income Withholding Order - Stop or Modify

  • Income Withholding Order Unit - Hours and Location