Ch. 113

1994 LAWS OF MARYLAND

(I) SEND WRITTEN NOTICE OF THE PROPOSED ACTION TO THE
OBLIGOR INCLUDING THE OBLIGOR'S RIGHT TO CONTEST THE ACCURACY OF THE
REPORTED ARREARAGE; AND

(II) GIVE THE OBLIGOR A REASONABLE OPPORTUNITY TO
CONTEST THE ACCURACY OF THE INFORMATION.

(2)      UPON RECEIPT OF A REQUEST FOR INVESTIGATION FROM THE
OBLIGOR, THE ADMINISTRATION SHALL:

(I) CONDUCT AN INVESTIGATION AS TO THE ACCURACY OF THE
REPORTED ARREARAGE; AND

(II) NOTIFY THE OBLIGOR OF THE RESULTS OF THE
INVESTIGATION AND THE RIGHT TO APPEAL THE RESULTS.

(3) THE OBLIGOR MAY APPEAL A DECISION OF THE ADMINISTRATION
TO PROVIDE THE INFORMATION REGARDING ARREARS TO THE MOTOR VEHICLE
ADMINISTRATION IN ACCORDANCE WITH TITLE 10 OF THE STATE GOVERNMENT
ARTICLE.

(4)      IF THE ADMINISTRATION FINDS THAT IT HAS ERRED, THE
ADMINISTRATION SHALL NOT SEND THE OBLIGOR'S INFORMATION TO THE MOTOR
VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION.

(D) IF AFTER AN OBLIGOR'S INFORMATION HAS BEEN SUPPLIED TO THE
MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION, THE SUPPORT ARREARAGE IS PAID IN FULL, OR
THE OBLIGOR HAS DEMONSTRATED GOOD FAITH BY PAYING THE SUPPORT
ORDERED AMOUNT FOR 6 CONSECUTIVE MONTHS, THE ADMINISTRATION SHALL
NOTIFY THE MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION TO RESCIND THE SUSPENSION OF
THE OBLIGOR'S LICENSE AND PRIVILEGE TO DRIVE.

(E) THE SECRETARY OF HUMAN RESOURCES IN COOPERATION WITH THE
SECRETARY OF TRANSPORTATION SHALL ADOPT REGULATIONS TO IMPLEMENT
THIS SECTION.

10-317.

(b) If the complainant or petitioner is a public agency to which support rights
have been assigned or an individual whose petition is brought as part of child support
recovery services of a public agency, the complainant or petitioner shall be represented as
provided in § 10-115 of this title. [in any other case, the State's Attorney shall represent
the obligee.]

12-101.

(a) [(1)]Unless the court finds from the evidence that the amount of the award
will produce an inequitable result, for an initial pleading that requests child support
[pendente lite], the court shall award child support for a period from the filing of the
pleading that requests child support.

[(2) For any other pleading that requests child support, the court may award
child support for a period from the filing of the pleading that requests child support.]

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