CT HB05526

Requires the Bureau of Child Support Enforcement to establish and maintain a list of all delinquent child support obligors using information from the state case registry.

Obligor list must contain at minimum the name, residential address, and amount of delinquent child support owed, excluding amounts under appeal.

Mandates publication on the Department of Social Services' website of the top 100 individuals with the highest delinquent child support obligations.

Defines "delinquent child support obligor" as an obligor owing overdue support exceeding 90 days of periodic payments, or failing to provide or maintain court-ordered medical or dental insurance coverage for 90 days.

Effective October 1, 2014.