Indiana Code § 31-25-3-4

Access to information and records; immunity from liability; confidential
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Sec. 4. (a) Notwithstanding any other law, the bureau or a prosecuting attorney, private attorney, or private entity that is operating under an agreement or contract described in IC 31-25-4-13.1 is entitled to obtain access, at no cost to the bureau or the prosecuting attorney, private attorney, or private entity that is operating under an agreement or contract described in IC 31-25-4-13.1 , to the following records from the following agencies or entities: (1) The following records of state and local agencies: (A) Records of birth, marriage, and death. (B) Tax and revenue records, including information related to residence addresses, employers, and assets. (C) Records concerning real and titled personal property. (D) Records of occupational, professional, and recreational licenses or permits. (E) Records concerning the ownership and control of corporations, partnerships, and other business entities. (F) Employment security records. (G) Records of agencies administering public assistance programs. (H) Records of the bureau of motor vehicles. (I) Records of: (i) the department of correction; and (ii) county and municipal correction or confinement facilities. (2) Subject to subsection (d), records of public utilities and cable television companies that relate to persons who owe or are owed support, or against whom a support obligation is sought, including: (A) the person's name and address; and (B) the name and address of the person's employer. (3) Records held by financial institutions as provided under IC 31-25-4-31 . (4) Subject to policies adopted by the superintendent of the state police department concerning the disclosure of law enforcement records, any other records of a state or local agency.       (b) Upon the request of the bureau or a prosecuting attorney, private attorney, or private entity that is operating under an agreement or contract described in IC 31-25-4-13.1 , an employer shall provide information related to the employment, earnings, benefits, and residential address and phone number of any employee.       (c) An agency or entity that possesses records described in subsection (a)(1) and (a)(3) shall provide information and records upon the request of the bureau or a prosecuting attorney, private attorney, or private entity that is operating under an agreement or contract under IC 31-25-4-13.1 . Information described in this subsection shall be provided in response to a subpoena, or the bureau may enter into agreements to provide for electronic access to these records.       (d) An entity listed subsection (a)(2) shall provide the information only in response to a judicial or administrative subpoena issued by the bureau.       (e) An agency or entity described under subsection (a) that provides information under a request or subpoena under this section is not liable for disclosing information under the request or subpoena.       (f) All information received under this section is confidential. The bureau may disclose this information only as provided under IC 31-25-4-21 .   IC 31-25-4 Chapter 4. Child Support Provisions of Title IV-D of the Federal Social Security Act               31-25-4-1 "Bureau"             31-25-4-2 "Delinquent"             31-25-4-3 "Account"             31-25-4-4 "Obligor"             31-25-4-5 "Plan"             31-25-4-6 Repealed             31-25-4-7 Duties of bureau             31-25-4-8 Additional duties of bureau             31-25-4-8.5 Duties related to interception of winnings and prizes             31-25-4-9 Federal requirements             31-25-4-10 Agreements and communications with Title IV-A administrator; time frame requirement             31-25-4-11 State case registry; contents             31-25-4-12 Federal courts; contact             31-25-4-13 Repealed             31-25-4-13.1 Agreements with local government officials; contracting; attorney-client relationship; informing applicant; service level stipulation             31-25-4-14 Repealed             31-25-4-14.1 Program to contract with collection agency; duties; contract requirements; costs             31-25-4-15 Court assistants; appointment; agreements for services; standards             31-25-4-16 Contracts with nongovernmental providers             31-25-4-17 Support related duties of bureau             31-25-4-17.5 Recoupment of overpayment             31-25-4-18 Order for genetic testing to establish paternity; income withholding             31-25-4-19 Services for other than TANF recipients or applicants; application; fees             31-25-4-19.5 Title IV-D agency collection fee             31-25-4-20 Authority to receive federal funds and distribute money collected             31-25-4-21 Confidential information; safeguards; necessary disclosures             31-25-4-22 Disclosure of information to consumer reporting agencies; procedures             31-25-4-23 Title IV-D agency; incentive payments; distribution from county treasury             31-25-4-23.5 Title IV-D incentive fund; use of money             31-25-4-24 Duties of circuit court clerk; support money; cash payments             31-25-4-25 Amounts distributed from department of child services             31-25-4-26 Appeal right of aggrieved TANF recipient; issue limitation; corrective action on erroneous records             31-25-4-27 Rules implementing Title IV-D             31-25-4-28 Appropriation             31-25-4-29 Child support enforcement revolving funds             31-25-4-30 Child support obligation lien list; motor vehicle liens             31-25-4-31 Data match system with financial institutions to block account with child support lien             31-25-4-32 Finding obligor delinquent; notice; order to suspend driving privileges; licenses and permits; sanctions             31-25-4-33 Objections to order; hearing             31-25-4-33.5 Driving privilege reinstatement; suspension             31-25-4-34 Duty of Title IV-D agency after finding of delinquency

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