AZ HB2192

Adds requirement that obligors must "wilfully" fail to pay child support before license suspension proceedings, shifting burden to obligors to prove failure was not intentional.

Establishes administrative review process allowing obligors to contest child support arrearage determinations within 15 days before court referral for license suspension.

Authorizes courts to issue restricted driver licenses instead of full suspension, allowing obligors to drive between home, work, school, medical facilities, and parenting time locations if employed 30+ hours weekly and on approved payment plan.

Extends license suspension enforcement to professional and occupational licenses through administrative orders when obligors are 6+ months in arrears and wilfully non-compliant.

Modifies driver license suspension definitions and adds restricted license option for child support non-compliance under section 28-3159.