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4380 – Enforcement Of Cooperation Requirements | Pennsylvania Law

Pennsylvania law mandates cooperation in child support cases; non-cooperation can lead to benefit reductions or termination. Learn more about enforcement.

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Pennsylvania State Law

4380 – Enforcement Of Cooperation Requirements

Pennsylvania Title 23 - Domestic Relations § 4380

Summary

Pennsylvania law requires applicants and recipients of assistance who are caretakers of a child to cooperate fully with authorities in establishing paternity and securing child support. Failure to cooperate without good cause can lead to termination or reduction of benefits, including medical assistance and cash aid. The law emphasizes the importance of cooperation to ensure responsible use of assistance funds.

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In simple terms: Pennsylvania law mandates cooperation in child support cases; non-cooperation can lead to benefit reductions or termination. Learn more about enforcement.. This means people must follow this rule, and breaking it can lead to criminal penalties.