The individual or state agency that is owed or is alleged to be owed support or in whose favor a support order has been issued or a judgment determining parentage has been rendered. If an obligee receives public assistance, he or she assigns his or her support rights to the state.
The party who receives a fee, monies or benefits from the actions or performance of an obligation.
the party to whom an obligation of support is owed.
Refers to the party benefiting from the obligation.
In bonds this means the person protected by the bond. The obligee under a bond corresponds to the insured under an insurance policy.
a person to whom another is bound by contract or legal agreement
In bonds, the party to whom the principal makes the promise, and for whose protection the bond is being written.
A party receiving child support payments.
The person receiving, or is owed, child support payments.
A person or agency that is owed support.
The party in whose favor a bond runs, such as the party protected from loss under the bond.
Person or organization to whom a service will be provided. A surety guarantees the service provider will perform for the obligee as expected.
Sometimes called the beneficiary, is the party in the surety contract who is secured against loss and to which the principal (obligor) and surety (the insurance company) are bound. In a Lost Instrument Bond form the obligee is the transfer agent and/or the issuer of the stock or bond certificate.
The party in whose favor the bond runs, or one who is protected against loss by the bond.
Any person, including a state or political subdivision, to whom a duty of support is owed or a person, including a state or political subdivision, that has commenced proceedings for enforcement of actual or alleged duty of support or registration of foreign support order. Also may be referred to as custodial or residential parent.
A person to whom a legal obligation or duty is owed; for example, the payee of a note.
One to whom an obligation (promise) is owed.
A person, firm, corporation or government agency protected by a surety bond.
is the beneficiary of a surety bond and is the party to whom the principal (exporter) is obligated. Usually this is the buyer.
The person protected by a surety bond.
A person or corporation under a fidelity or surety bond who is protected from loss.
The party in whose favor a bond runs; the party protected by the bond against loss. An obligee may be a person, firm, corporation, government, or an agency of a government.
The obligee is the party who receives the benefit of the bond.
The lender in a loan transaction -- the person to whom, as a result of her actions, another person owes an obligation. See also "mortgagee" or "chargee".
A person to whom a debt is owed.
somebody to whom another person is legally or morally bound, for example by a financial debt or obligation to do something.
A custodial parent who is owed child support from the non-custodial parent.
The person in favor of whom some obligation is contracted, whether such obligation be to pay money, or to do, or not do something; the party to whom a bond is given.
A person or company whose favor an obligation is entered into.
A promisor; a person to whom another is bound by a promise or another obligation. Back to the Top
The obligee is a person to whom payments for maintenance or support are owed.
The party to whom the bond is given. The party protected by the bond against loss. An obligee may be a person, firm corporation government or a government agency.
One to whom an obligation (promise) is owned.
Legal term for the custodial parent — the person, agency, or other institution to whom child support is owed. Also referred to as the "resident parent."
The party entitled to receive child support payments.
A person to whom money, such as child support or alimony, is owed.
The person or institution to which a surety guarantees that a principal perform as expected.
The person or agency to whom support is owed by the obligor.
The person who will receive the outcome of an obligation.
The person to whom a debt or obligation is owed.
A term used in surety bonds to refer to the individual or firm that is to benefit from the bond's protection. A performance bond, for example, provides the obligee property owner with recourse if the bonded contractor, the principal, fails to perform.
broadly, anyone in whose favor an obligation runs. This term is used most frequently in surety bonds, where it refers to the person, firm, or corporation protected by the bond. The obligee under a bond is similar to the insured under an insurance policy. (See SURETYSHIP)
The person or entity for whom or which a surety guarantees the performance of the principal's obligations.
Anyone in whose favor an obligation runs. This term is used with surety bonds referring to a person, firm, or corporation protected by the bond.
The person, State agency, or other institution to which a child support is owed (also referred to as custodial party when the money is owed to the person with primary custody of the child).