Nebraskans, not state, will get more child support under recently passed bill
Nebraska has kept $15.7 million in child support payments that could have gone to some of the neediest families. A bill would direct more of that money to those families.
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Nebraska has kept $15.7 million in child support payments that could have gone to some of the neediest families. A bill would direct more of that money to those families.
Nebraska has kept $15.7 million in child support payments that could have gone to some of the state’s neediest families. A bill would direct more of that money to those
In the past decade Nebraska has collected $15.7 million from some of its poorest residents’ child support payments. A bill nearing passage in the Legislature aims to send more of that money back to families.
The State of Nebraska has kept $15.7 million in child support payments that could have gone to some of state's neediest families. After a compromise, a solution may be near.
Under Sen. Danielle Conrad's bill, married filers making less than $110,000 per year would be eligible for a $1,000 tax credit per young child.