CHILD SUPPORT – Amends, repeals, and adds to existing laws to revise provisions regarding child support.

This Idaho bill (H 274) revises child support enforcement laws to improve collection and transparency. It adds specific collection methods like intercepting tax refunds, unemployment benefits, and veteran's benefits (Section 7-1203), and requires the Department to notify consumer credit agencies when non-custodial parents owe over $2,000 in overdue support for at least three months (Section 7-1206). New provisions establish medical support enforcement (Section 32-1214G) and streamline review/modification of support orders (Section 32-1218). The bill also removes outdated administrative rules and clarifies that the Department can charge specific fees for services like location searches and income withholding.