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graduated from secondary school; any child reaches 19 years of age | | without having graduated from secondary school; any child obtains | | an order of emancipation; or any child dies. This change is made | | in response to the decision of the Maine Supreme Judicial Court in | | Bartlett v. Anderson, 2005 ME 10, 866 A.2d 829. |
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| | | 5. It allows the department to assist either party in the | | modification of a child support order. |
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| | | 6. It allows the department to serve notice of the | | department's intention to submit an obligor's name to the | | appropriate board as a licensee who is not in compliance with an | | order of support in the same manner as a notice is served in | | connection with the revocation of a motor vehicle license under | | the Maine Revised Statutes, Title 19-A, section 2202, subsection | | 2. |
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| | | 7. It provides for the administrative establishment of a | | child support debt for a time period not specifically addressed | | by an existing court order. |
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| | | 8. It clarifies the permissible evidence at the | | administrative appeal of a decision establishing or modifying a | | child support order. |
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| | | 9. It requires that an order to withhold and deliver issued | | by an out-of-state child support agency or court be honored by a | | financial institution. |
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