ยง 111-q. Voiding of fraudulent transfers of income or property. The
department or a social services district, or its authorized
representative, after obtaining information that a debtor has
transferred income, property or other assets to avoid payment to a child
support creditor shall, pursuant to article ten of the debtor and
creditor law (1) commence a proceeding to void such transfer; or (2)
obtain a settlement that is in the best interests of the child support
creditor. Provided, however, that no settlement shall reduce or annul
any arrears of child support which have accrued prior to the date of
settlement.
Structure New York Laws
Article 3 - Local Public Welfare Organization; Powers and Duties
Title 6-A - Establishment of Paternity and Enforcement of Support
111-A - Federal Aid; State Plan.
111-B - Functions, Powers and Duties of the Department.
111-C - Functions, Powers and Duties of Social Services Officials.
111-E - Reimbursement to the State.
111-G - Availability of Paternity and Support Services.
111-H - Support Collection Unit.
111-I - Child Support Standards.
111-J - Interception of Unemployment Insurance Benefits.
111-M - Agreement Relating to Information Obtained by the State Directory of New Hires.
111-N - Review and Cost of Living Adjustment of Support Orders.
111-O - Data Matches With Financial Institutions.
111-P - Authority to Issue Subpoenas.
111-Q - Voiding of Fraudulent Transfers of Income or Property.
111-R - Requirement to Respond to Requests for Information.
111-S - Access to Information Containing Government and Private Records.
111-T - Authority to Secure Assets.
111-V - Confidentiality, Integrity, and Security of Information.