Standard Child Support Orders With A Deviation Page 3

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3.
In addition to the deviated child support obligation set forth in paragraph
2 above, and also commencing the first day of the month following the date that health
insurance is NOT being provided by a parent pursuant to the Court’s Order, Obligor
shall pay to the Obligee the sum of $_________ per month, as and for CASH
MEDICAL SUPPORT, plus a processing fee.
4.
Obligor’s
child
support
obligations
shall
commence
on
__________________, and shall be payable in a manner consistent with the
Obligor’s pay cycle, or monthly if not paid by mandatory wage withholding or financial
institution directive, and through the Ottawa County Child Support Enforcement
Agency (“CSEA”). The CSEA is hereby directed to issue a withholding order to Obligor’s
Payor/Financial Institution: (insert name and address)
____________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________
5.
All cash medical support payments shall be paid in addition to
child support. During the period when cash medical support is required to be paid,
the Obligor or the Obligee must immediately inform the Ottawa County Child Support
Enforcement Agency (“CSEA”) that private health insurance coverage for the child(ren)
has become available. The cash medical support obligation shall cease on the last day of
the month immediately preceding the month in which private health insurance is
provided in accordance with this Order.
6.
Unless otherwise ordered by the Court, any and all child support
arrearages in existence upon the filing of this Order owed by the Obligor to the Obligee
shall be liquidated by the Obligor at a monthly payment equal to twenty percent (20%)
of his/her regular monthly child support payment. With the exception of court orders
which limit enforcement under Ohio Revised Code Section 3123.22, nothing herein
prohibits CSEA from taking an Obligor’s income tax refund, their employment related
lump sum payment, seizing financial accounts, or pursuing all other available
enforcement remedies when delinquent arrears exist.

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