Sec. 07.07.21.04. Challenge by Obligor or Account Holder of Interest  


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  • A. If, pursuant to Family Law Article, §10-108.3(h), Annotated Code of Maryland, an obligor or account holder of interest challenges the Administration's actions, the challenge may be based only on a claim that:

    (1) There is a mistake of fact, including:

    (a) A mistake in the identity of the obligor;

    (b) A mistake in ownership of an account;

    (c) A mistake in the contents of an account;

    (d) A mistake in the amount of arrearage due; or

    (e) Other good cause; or

    (2) The seized funds are exempt under Courts and Judicial Proceedings Article, §11-504 or 11-603, Annotated Code of Maryland.

    B. If, pursuant to Family Law Article, §10-108.3(h)(1)(ii), Annotated Code of Maryland, the obligor or account holder of interest challenges the Administration's actions by filing a motion with the circuit court, the obligor or account holder of interest shall provide written notice to the Administration at the time the motion is filed.