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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF

Plaintiff vs.

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IN THE FAMILY COURT

JUDICIAL CIRCUIT



MOTION TO TRANSFER SUPPORT COLLECTION RESPONSIBILITIES FILE NO.

Defendant.

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I, , ask this Court to transfer support collection responsibilities from the Clerk of Court for this County to the Clerk of Court for County, S.C., because: 1. An order dated ,2 , on file with the Clerk of Court for County,

requires the defendant to pay support through the Office of Clerk of Court for this County. 2. 3. 4. The plaintiff resides in The defendant resides in County, County, .

It would be more convenient for both parties to have support payments processed through the Office of Clerk of Court for County, S.C.

Based on these facts, I ask the Court to issue an Order requiring the Clerk of Court of this County to transfer a certified copy of support collection records to the Clerk of Court of County, S.C., and require the receiving Clerk of Court to perform all functions

required of that office for the collection, distribution and enforcement of support obligations. If the other party has not consented to this transfer, I request the Clerk of Court of this County to first schedule a hearing and notify me and the other party of the time and date of hearing. I CONSENT:

Plaintiff/Defendant

Plaintiff/Defendant, pro se ATTACH "NOTICE OF HEARING" FORM IF OTHER PARTY'S CONSENT NOT OBTAINED ORDER Upon consent of the parties; or After hearing the evidence on ,2



. I find that it would be more convenient for both County, S.C.

parties to have support payments processed through the Office of Clerk of Court for

THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED that the Clerk of Court for this County transfer a certified copy of the support collection records to the Clerk of Court of County S.C., and require the receiving Clerk of Court to perform all functions required of his/her office for the collection, distribution and enforcement of support obligations. ,2 , S. C. Judge, Family Court

SCCA/447 (3/1993)