Section 780.179 Registration of Valid Existing Support Order or Foreign Support Order by Friend of Court; Confirmation of Registered Order.

MI Comp L § 780.179 (2019) (N/A)

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Sec. 29.

(1) If this state is acting as a rendering state, the friend of the court upon the request of the court or the state department of social services shall proceed to register a valid existing support order of this state in the state where the obligor or the property of the obligor can be located.

(2) Notwithstanding that this state is not the rendering state, the friend of the court upon the request of a resident obligee of a valid existing foreign support order shall proceed to register the foreign support order in the state where the obligor or the property of the obligor can be located.

(3) If this state is acting as a registering state, the friend of the court upon the request of the court or the state department of social services shall proceed to confirm a registered order.

History: Add. 1985, Act 172, Eff. Mar. 1, 1986

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Section 780.180 Registration of Foreign Support Order by Obligee; Transmittal and Filing of Documents; Filing as Registration; Docketing Case; Notification of Friend of Court; Mailing or Serving Notice of Registration; Copy of Registered Support Order and Post Office Address of Obligee; Petition to Vacate Registration or Seek Other Relief; Confirmation of Registered Support Order; Sending Copy of Petition to Friend of Court; Hearing; Defenses; Staying Enforcement of Order; Proof; Security.

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