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The government keeps child support owed to poorest Kentuckians. GOP lawmakers seek change.

States Newsroom · October 1, 2026

FRANKFORT — Around 14,000 families receiving Kentucky Transitional Assistance Program benefits in 2025 didn’t receive most child support owed to them, experts said Thursday. During the 2027 legislative session, Sen. Craig Richardson, R-Hopkinsville, plans to renew his 2026 push to reform this process . He presented…

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The government keeps child support owed to poorest Kentuckians. GOP lawmakers seek change.

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