(A) If a responding tribunal receives a complaint, it shall cause the complaint to be filed and notify the plaintiff by first-class mail where and when it was filed.
(B) A tribunal of this State as a responding tribunal, to the extent otherwise authorized by law, may do one or more of the following:
(1) issue or enforce a support order, modify a child support order, or render a judgment to determine parentage;
(2) order an obligor to comply with a support order, specifying the amount and the manner of compliance;
(3) order income withholding;
(4) determine the amount of any arrearage, and specify a method of payment;
(5) enforce orders by civil or criminal contempt, or both;
(6) set aside property for satisfaction of the support order;
(7) place liens and order execution on the obligor's property;
(8) order an obligor to keep the tribunal informed of the obligor's current residential address, telephone number, employer, address of employment, and telephone number at the place of employment;
(9) issue a bench warrant for an obligor who has failed after proper notice to appear at a hearing ordered by the family court and enter the bench warrant in any local and state computer systems for criminal warrants;
(10) order the obligor to seek appropriate employment by specified methods;
(11) award reasonable attorney's fees and other fees and costs; and
(12) grant any other available remedy.
(C) A responding tribunal shall state in a support order, or in the documents accompanying the order, the calculations on which the support order issued under this subarticle is based.
(D) A responding tribunal may not condition the payment of a support order issued under this subarticle upon compliance by a party with provisions for visitation.
(E) If a responding tribunal issues a support order under this subarticle, the tribunal shall send by first-class mail a copy of the order to the plaintiff and the defendant and to the initiating tribunal, if any.