Iowa Code r. 441-94.2 - Purpose and incentives
Child support services may partner with community providers and resources to offer incentives to participants to assist in overcoming barriers to fulfilling their obligations and to encourage participants' completion of the project. The available incentives include the following:
(1)
Satisfaction of
the assigned support arrearages.
a.
A participant will be granted a partial satisfaction of the assigned support
arrearages that are and that will remain owed by that participant to the state
after that participant's successful completion of the project and payment of
that participant's periodic support payments. Satisfactions granted under this
subrule will apply only to those cases for which periodic support payment is
credited.
b. Each satisfaction will
be an amount equal to a percentage of that participant's support arrearages,
which are and which will remain owed to the state, according to the following
schedule:
(1) A one-time satisfaction after
six consecutive months from the participant's completion of the project. The
amount of satisfaction will be a percentage based on the amount of periodic
support paid on all qualifying cases as follows:
1. When 100 percent of the periodic support
is paid, the satisfaction amount will equal 50 percent of the amount owed to
the state.
2. When 99 to 80 percent
of the periodic support is paid, the satisfaction amount will equal 40 percent
of the amount owed to the state.
3.
When 79 to 60 percent of the periodic support is paid, the satisfaction amount
will equal 30 percent of the amount owed to the state.
4. When 59 to 40 percent of the periodic
support is paid, the satisfaction amount will equal 20 percent of the amount
owed to the state.
5. When 39 to 20
percent of the periodic support is paid, the satisfaction amount will equal 10
percent of the amount owed to the state.
6. When 19 to 0 percent of the periodic
support is paid, the satisfaction amount will equal 0 percent of the amount
owed to the state.
(2) A
one-time satisfaction after 12 consecutive months from the participant's
completion of the project. The amount of satisfaction will be a percentage
based on the amount of periodic support paid on all qualifying cases as
follows:
1. When 100 percent of the periodic
support is paid, the satisfaction amount will equal 100 percent of the amount
owed to the state.
2. When 99 to 80
percent of the periodic support is paid, the satisfaction amount will equal 80
percent of the amount owed to the state.
3. When 79 to 60 percent of the periodic
support is paid, the satisfaction amount will equal 60 percent of the amount
owed to the state.
4. When 59 to 40
percent of the periodic support is paid, the satisfaction amount will equal 40
percent of the amount owed to the state.
5. When 39 to 20 percent of the periodic
support is paid, the satisfaction amount will equal 20 percent of the amount
owed to the state.
6. When 19 to 0
percent of the periodic support is paid, the satisfaction amount will equal 0
percent of the amount owed to the state.
c. A participant subject to an income
withholding order will be eligible for the satisfaction in this subrule if the
sole reason for ineligibility is a disparity between the schedules of the
participant's pay date and the scheduled date the payment is due.
d. A participant will be eligible for a
satisfaction under this subrule if the participant is no longer a participant
but has continued to pay the participant's periodic support payment without
interruption.
(2)
Enforcement processes. Child support services may bypass
select enforcement tools if the participant is actively in the
project.
Notes
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