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PAYMENT OF CHILD AND SPOUSAL SUPPORT

Under California Law, spousal support and child support are payable through a Wage Assignment. A Wage Assignment is an Order to the employer directing that a certain sum be deducted from every paycheck issued to an employee who is obligated to pay child and or spousal support. The Order requires the employer to pay the support directly to the employee's spouse. A Wage Assignment takes priority over a garnishment, even if the garnishment was in place before the issuance of the Wage Assignment. These provisions make it easier and more certain that the recipient will receive the court ordered child and spousal support payments. Under current California Law, an employer may not terminate or otherwise punish an employee whose earnings are the subject of a Wage Assignment!

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