MA H2053

Requires child support enforcement annual reports to be published on Mass.gov by October 15 each year

Automatically modifies child support obligations to state minimum wage levels for noncustodial parents incarcerated more than 90 consecutive days, unless evidence shows alternative income or assets exist

Prohibits driver's license suspension for support obligors with household income at or below 70% of county median income; narrows to noncommercial licenses only starting January 1, 2028

Limits income attribution in child support calculations to cases where the noncustodial parent earned $100,000 or more within the last 5 years; otherwise income cannot be based on potential earning capacity

Provides a 60-day grace period from enforcement actions (license suspension, wage garnishment, bank levies, contempt) for obligors to obtain employment when income is attributed above their current earnings