Okla. Admin. Code § 340:25-5-203.1 - Collection from lottery prize winnings
Current through Vol. 39, No. 14, April 01, 2022
(a) Oklahoma Child Support Services (OCSS)
files claims with the Oklahoma Lottery Commission against lottery prize
winnings per Section 724.1 of Title 3A of the Oklahoma Statutes to collect:
(1) child support arrearages, child support
judgments and interest thereon, past-due alimony, and judgments for child care
costs and medical expenses; and
(b) OCSS files a claim for cases
in which at least $150 in past-due support or overpayment is owed.
(c) Within five days after filing a claim
with the Oklahoma Lottery Commission, OCSS sends a notice by regular mail to
the noncustodial parent. The notice includes:
(1) that a claim has been filed with the
Oklahoma Lottery Commission;
(2)
the basis for the claim;
(3) that
the noncustodial parent has the right to contest the claim by requesting in
writing an administrative review within ten days of the date on the notice from
OCSS; and
(4) that the
administrative review is granted only on the grounds of:
(A) a mistake of identity; or
(B) the amount of arrearage or judgment is
incorrect.
(d) After the administrative review, OCSS
issues a notice of administrative review decision and information about
requesting an administrative hearing. The noncustodial parent may request in
writing a hearing within 20 days after the date of the administrative review
decision.
(e) Upon timely receipt
of a written request for an administrative hearing, OCSS schedules the matter
for an administrative hearing before the Office of Administrative Hearings:
Child Support (OAH). OAH conducts a hearing and enters an order determining the
contested issues.
(f) If the
noncustodial parent settles the arrearage or judgment with OCSS before
expiration of the 30-day administrative review period as per OAC
340:25-5-200.1,
OCSS notifies the Oklahoma Lottery Commission in writing or by electronic media
that the claim has been released.
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