FRANKFORT — Parents who have run up large and long-overdue child support obligations will soon receive a warning from the Kentucky Revenue Cabinet.

        Letters are going out this month to those who are “most egregiously delinquent,” the agency announced Wednesday. Parents are warned that they must pay up or face Revenue's various enforcement tools, including liens on property, garnishment of paychecks and seizure of assets, including bank accounts.

        The warning letter is the first step in a joint pilot project between Revenue, the state's tax collection agency, and the Cabinet for Families and Children.

        The General Assembly last year directed the two agencies to work together on child support collections.

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