ROBERT L. EHRLICH, JR., Governor                             Ch. 138

owed by the obligor from one or more of the accounts of the obligor and, upon
subsequent notice by the Administration, to forward the amount to the
Administration; and

(ix) a statement informing the obligor that, unless a timely
challenge is made to the Administration by the obligor or an account holder of interest
under subsection [(g)] (H) of this section, the Administration shall notify the financial
institution to forward the amount seized and attached by the financial institution to
the Administration.

[(e)] (F) If a timely challenge is not made by the obligor or an account holder
of interest under subsection [(g)] (H) of this section, the Administration shall send a
notice to the financial institution, in the manner specified in subsection [(b)] (C) of
this section, directing the institution to forward the amount seized and attached by
the financial institution to the Administration.

[(f)] (G) The Administration shall apply the amount seized and forwarded by
the financial institution to the obligor's child support arrears. If the obligor has more
than one child support case with arrears, the Administration shall allocate the
amount received among one or more of the obligor's cases, as determined appropriate
by the Administration.

[(g)] (H) (1) An obligor or an account holder of interest may challenge the
actions of the Administration under this section by:

(i) filing a request for an investigation with the Administration; or

(ii) filing a motion with the circuit court.

(2)     A challenge under paragraph (1)(i) of this subsection shall:

(i) be in writing;

(ii) be received by the Administration within 30 days from the date
of the notice under subsection [(d)] (E) of this section;

(iii) be sent to the contact person identified in the notice sent to the
obligor under subsection [(d)] (E) of this section; and

(iv) specify, in detail, the reasons for the challenge.

(3)     An obligor or account holder of interest may not challenge the actions
of the Administration on issues related to visitation, custody, or other matters not
related to an account.

(4)     An obligor or an account holder of interest may challenge the actions
of the Administration based on an exemption in § 11-504 or § 11-603 of the Courts
Article or for any other good cause.

[(h)] (I) (1) Upon receipt of a challenge under subsection [(g)] (H) of this
section, the Administration shall review the challenge in accordance with this
subsection.

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