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expeditious collection and transfer of child support from | obligor to obligee. States may choose whether only a tribunal | may order redirection of support payments, or whether a support | enforcement agency of the State is also authorized to render | such an order. Under either approach, the request for such | redirection that must be acted upon may only be made by a | support enforcement agency in either the issuing State or | another State. The basic idea is that redirection of payments | will be facilitated, with the proviso that the issuing tribunal | be kept informed as to the disposition of the payments made | under its order. |
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| | Sec. 28. 19-A MRSA §3051, sub-§2, as enacted by PL 1995, c. 694, Pt. | B, §2 and affected by Pt. E, §2, is amended to read: |
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| | 2. Responding tribunal may issue temporary support order. | A responding tribunal of this State may issue a temporary | support order pursuant to the laws of this State. if the | tribunal determines that such an order is appropriate and the | individual ordered to pay is: |
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| A.__The presumed father of the child; |
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| B.__Petitioning to have his paternity of the child | adjudicated; |
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| C.__Identified as the father of the child through genetic | testing; |
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| D.__An alleged father of the child who has declined to | submit to genetic testing; |
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| E.__Shown by clear and convincing evidence to be the | father of the child; |
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| F.__An acknowledged father of the child as provided in | Title 19-A, section 1616; |
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| G.__The mother of the child; or |
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| H.__An individual who has been ordered to pay child | support to the child__in a previous proceeding and the | order has not been reversed or vacated. |
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| (This is Section 401 of the Uniform Act.) |
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| This section authorizes a tribunal of the responding State to | issue temporary and permanent support orders binding on an | obligor over whom the tribunal has personal jurisdiction. | UIFSA |
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