45 CFR Part 302

35 sections.

§ 302.0
§ 302.0 Scope of this part.
§ 302.1
§ 302.1 Definitions.
§ 302.10
§ 302.10 Statewide operations.
§ 302.11
§ 302.11 State financial participation.
§ 302.12
§ 302.12 Single and separate organizational unit.
§ 302.13
§ 302.13 Plan amendments.
§ 302.14
§ 302.14 Fiscal policies and accountability.
§ 302.15
§ 302.15 Reports and maintenance of records.
§ 302.17
§ 302.17 Inclusion of State statutes.
§ 302.19
§ 302.19 Bonding of employees.
§ 302.20
§ 302.20 Separation of cash handling and accounting functions.
§ 302.30
§ 302.30 Publicizing the availability of support enforcement services.
§ 302.31
§ 302.31 Establishing paternity and securing support.
§ 302.32
§ 302.32 Collection and disbursement of support payments by the IV-D agency.
§ 302.33
§ 302.33 Services to individuals not receiving title IV-A assistance.
§ 302.34
§ 302.34 Cooperative arrangements.
§ 302.35
§ 302.35 State parent locator service.
§ 302.36
§ 302.36 Provision of services in intergovernmental IV-D cases.
§ 302.37
§ 302.37 [Reserved]
§ 302.38
§ 302.38 Payments to the family.
§ 302.39
§ 302.39 Standards for program operation.
§ 302.40
§ 302.40 [Reserved]
§ 302.50
§ 302.50 Assignment of rights to support.
§ 302.51
§ 302.51 Distribution of support collections.
§ 302.52
§ 302.52 Distribution of support collected in Title IV-E foster care maintenance cases.
§ 302.54
§ 302.54 Notice of collection of assigned support.
§ 302.55
§ 302.55 Incentive payments to States and political subdivisions.
§ 302.56
§ 302.56 Guidelines for setting child support orders.
§ 302.60
§ 302.60 Collection of past-due support from Federal tax refunds.
§ 302.65
§ 302.65 Withholding of unemployment compensation.
§ 302.70
§ 302.70 Required State laws.
§ 302.75
§ 302.75 Procedures for the imposition of late payment fees on noncustodial parents who owe overdue support.
§ 302.76
§ 302.76 Employment and training services.
§ 302.80
§ 302.80 Medical support enforcement.
§ 302.85
§ 302.85 Mandatory computerized support enforcement system.

This is legal information, not legal advice. Laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always verify current law with official sources and consult a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction for advice on your specific situation.