(1)(a) The party initiating the support action shall serve the order to withhold on the withholder. The order may be personally served upon the withholder or the withholders registered agent, an officer of the corporation, bookkeeper, accountant, person responsible for payroll or local office manager or may be served by any type of mail which is calculated to give actual notice and is addressed to one of the persons listed above. (b) Notwithstanding paragraph (a) of this subsection and unless the Department of Justice, prior to initiating service, receives written notice of completion of service by another party, the department shall serve the order to withhold in all cases affecting a support order for which the department or the district attorney has responsibility under ORS 25.080 for providing child support services regardless of whether the department or another party initiated the support action. (2) The order to withhold must inform the withholder of all of the following: (a) The amount of the obligors continuing support obligation. (b) That the withholder is required to withhold from the obligors disposable income due or becoming due to the obligor at each pay period an amount as determined by ORS 25.414. (c) The appropriate person to whom to make the withholding payment. (d) The information contained in ORS 25.375, 25.387, 25.411, 25.414, 25.417, 25.421 and 25.424. [Formerly 25.314; 2025 c.99 32]
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