Or. Admin. Code § 137-055-1070 - Provision of Services
(1) For
the purposes of this rule, the following definitions apply:
(a) A "IV-D case" means a case in which
services are being provided pursuant to ORS 25.080.
(b) A "non-IV-D case" means a case that does
not meet the criteria for a IV-D case, but the administrator will maintain a
record of the dollar amounts received and disbursed. No other accounting
services or legal actions will be provided.
(c) A "full services case" means a case in
which all of the necessary services required under ORS 25.080(4) are
provided.
(d) A "limited services
case" means either a case in which one jurisdiction needs limited assistance
from another jurisdiction as defined in 45 CFR 303.7, or a case in which the
only service requested under ORS 25.080 is paternity establishment for a minor
child.
(2) When any
Oregon judgment or support order for child support or child support with
spousal support is received but no application for services has been received,
the administrator will:
(a) Create a non-IV-D
case on the child support automated system, if one does not already exist, to
receive and disburse payments in accordance with OAR 137-055-6021;
and
(b) Send the parties a letter
explaining why disbursement only services will be provided. The letter must
include a statement that the parties may apply for support enforcement services
at any time if the order includes a provision for child support.
(3) When any Oregon judgment or
support order for child support or child support with spousal support is
received and no application for services has been received, but either the
obligor or obligee has requested services sufficient for the establishment of
income withholding as provided in ORS 25.381(2)(a), the administrator will:
(a) Create a non-IV-D case on the child
support automated system, if one does not already exist;
(b) Establish income withholding under ORS
25.378;
(c) Receive and disburse
payments in accordance with OAR 137-055-6021; and
(d) Send the parties a letter explaining why
disbursement only services will be provided. The letter must include a
statement that the parties may apply for support enforcement services at any
time if the order includes a provision for child support.
(4) If the provisions of subsection (2) or
(3) apply and a party subsequently completes an application or other written
request for support enforcement services, the administrator will process the
application or request in accordance with OAR 137-055-1060.
(5) When any Oregon judgment or support order
is received that requires payment of spousal support only, the administrator
will process the order pursuant to OAR 137-055-2045.
(6) When a person applies for services under
OAR 137-055-1060 for establishment or enforcement of a child support order, and
the case is a full services case, the administrator will:
(a) Perform all mandated services under state
and federal law; and
(b) Determine
which non-mandated services will be provided and may consider input from the
applicant in making that determination.
(7)
(a)
When a person applies for services under OAR 137-055-1060 and there is more
than one parent obligated to pay support, the applicant may apply for services
to establish and collect support from only one parent or from both
parents.
(b) A separate application
under OAR 137-055-1060 is required for each parent from whom the applicant
wishes to pursue support.
(8) A parent or alleged parent applying to
establish paternity only, as described in subsection (1)(d), must complete an
application for services in substantially the same form as an application under
OAR 137-055-1060.
(9) When a parent
or alleged parent applies to establish paternity only, as described in
subsection (1)(d), the administrator will accept the application and provide
limited services if:
(a) The administrator has
jurisdiction to establish paternity;
(b) There is no legal presumption of
parentage under ORS 109.070;
(c)
Paternity is not already established;
(d) The child does not receive public
assistance; and
(e) The
administrator is not already providing full services.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 180.345
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 25.020, 25.080, 25.140, 25.164, 25.381 & 107.108
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