CT SB01359

Expands interstate child support enforcement by allowing the IV-D agency to act on requests from other states even when support orders have not been registered in Connecticut, provided the obligor owes $500 or more in overdue support

Removes the prohibition on modifying child support orders to zero dollars for incarcerated obligors whose offense was against the custodial party or child, allowing automatic modification to zero after 90+ days of incarceration regardless of offense type

Requires managed residential communities to post Department of Social Services contact information for reporting suspected abuse, neglect, exploitation, or abandonment of elderly persons

Eliminates the annual reporting requirement for SNAP benefit distribution staggering, changing it to a one-time report due April 1, 2026

Directs the Commissioner of Social Services to develop outreach programs and provider bulletins regarding Medicaid coverage for custom-made breast prostheses for mastectomy patients