All of sudden, you started taking an extra $20 a week out of my paycheck. How can you do that?
Indiana law permits the Title IV-D Program to automatically increase the amount a non-custodial parent must pay each week or month for past-due child support in cases where the non-custodial parent has fallen further behind since the last court order determining arrears. The extra amount that can be withheld is determined by how much further behind the non-custodial parent has fallen.

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1. Why are you involved in my life?
2. What happens if my employer doesn't withhold child support, or the right amount of support, from my paycheck?
3. My employer is taking child support out of my check, but the custodial parent isn't getting it. Why not?
4. All of sudden, you started taking an extra $20 a week out of my paycheck. How can you do that?
5. My driver's license is suspended. How do I get it back?
6. You've got a lien on the title to my vehicle. How do I get it taken off?
7. I missed a court date. What should I do?
8. How do I give up my parental rights?
9. Why should I pay support if the other parent won't let me see my child?
10. Why do I have to submit all my questions to your office in writing?