Ariz. Admin. Code § R6-12-504 - Special Income Provisions: Child Support, Alimony, or Spousal Maintenance
A.
The Department shall count child support, alimony, or spousal maintenance,
received by a member of the family or the assistance unit or a parent or minor
sibling of a dependent child in an assistance unit, before the initial
eligibility determination date, as income in the month received.
B. After the eligibility determination date,
and if the application is approved, the Department shall count current child
support, alimony, or spousal maintenance received on behalf of an assistance
unit member as income to determine the cash benefit amount, when the following
conditions are met:
1. Current child support,
alimony, or spousal maintenance is received by the Department's Division of
Child Support Enforcement (DCSE), on behalf of an assistance unit member, a
person whose income is considered available to the assistance unit, or a
private collection agency; and
2.
DCSE has passed the support money on to the assistance unit or a person whose
income is considered available to the assistance unit.
C. After the eligibility approval date, if an
assistance unit member or a parent or minor sibling whose income is considered
available to the assistance unit receives child support, alimony, spousal
maintenance, or medical support after assigning to the Department the right to
such support, and the member fails to turn over the support to the Department,
the Department shall:
1. Count the support
received by the assistance unit, as provided above in subsection (A);
and
2. Sanction the assistance unit
as provided in
R6-12-316 .
Notes
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