(a) The Administration may make a cooperative agreement with a private or public agency, a circuit court, an institution, or a law enforcement official as to:
(1) establishing paternity;
(2) establishing liability for support;
(3) collecting support; or
(4) enforcing a court order to pay support.
(b) A cooperative agreement made under this section may include arrangements for reimbursement for expenditures incurred that are reimbursable under federal regulations that relate to federal financial participation in the operation of a support enforcement program.
Structure Maryland Statutes
Subtitle 1 - Civil and Criminal Enforcement
Part II - Child Support Administration
Section 10-106 - Administration Established
Section 10-106.1 - Child Support Reinvestment Fund
Section 10-107 - Authority of Secretary of Human Services
Section 10-108 - Duties -- in General
Section 10-108.1 - Reports to Consumer Reporting Agencies; Notice; Appeal; Regulations
Section 10-108.2 - Report From Financial Institution
Section 10-108.5 - Payment Through Support Enforcement Agency
Section 10-108.6 - Subpoena Duces Tecum
Section 10-108.7 - State Disbursement Unit
Section 10-109 - Approval for Child Support Services
Section 10-110 - Powers -- Collection of Fees
Section 10-111 - Powers -- Cooperative Agreements
Section 10-112 - Powers -- Settlement of Arrearage
Section 10-112.1 - Child Support Payment Incentive Program
Section 10-113 - Powers -- Income Tax Refund Intercept; Interception of State Lottery Prizes
Section 10-113.1 - Certification to State Lottery and Gaming Control Agency
Section 10-113.2 - Interception of State Payments for Child Support Arrears
Section 10-114 - Duties of Secretary of Human Services
Section 10-115 - Legal Representation
Section 10-116 - Enforcement by Local Support Enforcement Office
Section 10-117 - Transfer of Support Enforcement From Local Support Enforcement Office
Section 10-118 - Responsibility to Best Interest of Child
Section 10-119 - Suspension of Driving Privileges for Arrearages
Section 10-119.3 - Suspension or Denial of Occupational License for Arrearages