California · Family Code

FAM §4562: The court shall also order that evidence of the deposit shall be provided by the child support obligor in the form specified by the court, which shall be served upon the child support obligee and file

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A court must order a child support obligor to provide evidence of deposit in the form the court specifies, and serve this evidence to the child support obligee.

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The court shall also order that evidence of the deposit shall be provided by the child support obligor in the form specified by the court, which shall be served upon the child support obligee and filed with the court within a reasonable time specified by the court, not to exceed 30 days.

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