IN HB1092

Expands child support withholding from gambling winnings to include sports wagering vendors (not just certificate holders), requiring withholding on payouts that trigger IRS Form W-2G reporting, with vendors allowed to retain up to 3% or $100 as an administrative fee.

Requires adoption petitions to disclose whether the child is subject to an open child in need of services (CHINS) or delinquency proceeding, including the court, cause number, and case number.

Adds state-approved payment facilities as authorized processors for child support payments alongside circuit court clerks and the state central collection unit.

Expands criminal history check requirements for child caring institution volunteers to include those with potential access to children's electronic or physical medical records, and adds license revocation within one year as grounds for denying new license applications.

Clarifies that paternity orders must be established at child support hearings when a paternity affidavit has not been set aside under statutory procedures, changing "may" to "must."