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Texas Family Code - Section 234.010. Direct Deposit Of Child Support Payments

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§ 234.010. DIRECT DEPOSIT OF CHILD SUPPORT PAYMENTS.  (a) 
The state disbursement unit authorized under this chapter may 
transmit a child support payment to an obligee by electronic funds 
transfer if the obligee maintains an account with a financial 
institution.
	(b)  The work group convened under this subchapter may 
develop a plan to assist an obligee who does not have an account 
with a financial institution to obtain an account.
	(c)  The work group may determine whether it is feasible and 
cost-effective for the state to administer an electronic benefits 
transfer system for child support obligees and may recommend 
implementation of such a system to the Title IV-D agency.
	(d)  After receiving any recommendations by the work group 
under Subsection (c), the Title IV-D agency or the vendor selected 
by the Title IV-D agency to operate the state disbursement unit may 
provide for electronic benefits transfer, if the request for 
proposals issued by the Title IV-D agency and any contract 
resulting from the selection of a vendor to provide the services 
specified in the request for proposals provides for electronic 
benefits transfer.
	(e)  The work group may recommend and the Title IV-D agency 
may establish procedures to implement this section.
	(f)  The Title IV-D agency, after receiving the 
recommendation of the work group, may require an obligee to receive 
payments by direct deposit to the obligee's bank account or by 
electronic benefits transfer to an account established by the Title 
IV-D agency or the state disbursement unit if the account is 
established at no cost to the obligee.

Added by Acts 1999, 76th Leg., ch. 1072, § 6, Sept. 1, 1999.  
Renumbered from § 234.006 by Acts 2001, 77th Leg., ch. 1420, § 
21.001(33), eff. Sept. 1, 2001.
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