MS HB525

Requires the Division of Human Services to notify both the licensee and their employer by first class mail when a commercial driver's license holder is behind on child support and faces possible suspension after 90 days of non-compliance.

Maintains the existing 90-day notice period before commercial driver's license suspension, allowing licensees to pay arrearage, establish a payment schedule, or request a review with the division.

Brings forward Section 93-11-163 to clarify that courts may order license suspension for child support delinquency and that licensing entities must treat such court-ordered suspensions the same as administrative suspensions under Section 93-11-157.

Establishes that licensees can appeal license suspensions to chancery court within 30 days by posting a $200 bond, with the appeal potentially staying the suspension at the court's discretion.

Takes effect July 1, 2025.