New Mexico Administrative Code
Title 8 - SOCIAL SERVICES
Chapter 50 - CHILD SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM
Part 113 - ENFORCEMENT OF SUPPORT OBLIGATIONS FROM FEDERAL EMPLOYEES INCLUDING MEMBERS OF THE ARMED SERVICES
Section 8.50.113.9 - ENFORCEMENT OF CHILD SUPPORT OBLIGATIONS OF MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES THROUGH INVOLUNTARY ALLOTMENTS

A. In any case in which support payments are owed by a member of one of the uniformed services on active duty, such member may elect to satisfy the obligation by making allotments from his or her pay and allowances as payment of such support. In addition, in the event a member of the uniformed services who owes a duty of support accrues a delinquency equal to two (2) months' obligation or more, a notice of said delinquency may be issued by the IV-D agency to the designated official in the appropriate uniformed service. A copy of the notice of delinquency shall also be provided to the service member. The issuance of said notice will compel the creation of an allotment to satisfy the service member's obligation. The amount of the allotment will be the amount necessary to comply with the order which, if the order so provides, may include arrearages as well as amounts for current support; however, the amount of the allotment, together with any other amounts withheld for support from the wages of the member, as a percentage of his or her pay from the uniformed service, will not exceed the limits prescribed in sections 1673(b) and (c) of Title 15, Chapter 41, Subchapter II of the United States Code. An allotment under this subsection will be adjusted or discontinued upon notice from the authorized person. Payments made by allotment will be sent to the IV-D agency for disbursement.

B. Regulations: The secretary of defense has issued regulations applicable to allotments to be made under this section, designating the officials to whom notice of failure to make support payments, or notice to discontinue or adjust an allotment, should be given, prescribing the form and content of the notice and specifying any other rules necessary for such secretary to implement this section.

C. Availability of locator information: The IV-D agency uses the United State's secretary of defense's centralized personnel locator service that includes the address of each member of the armed forces. Except as provided below, the address for a member of the armed forces shown in the locator service will be the residential address of that member. The address for a member of the armed forces shown in the locator service will be the duty address of that member in the case of a member: