Or. Admin. Code § 137-055-3490 - Suspension of Enforcement
(1)
For purposes of this rule, "credit balance" means that payments received
pursuant to a child support order exceed the amount of arrears and current
support that has accrued under the order as reflected in the administrator's
accounting records.
(2) When an
action to modify, terminate, or set aside a child support order is pending, the
administrator may suspend enforcement of the child support order if:
(a) The obligor has custody of all of the
parties' children and continued collection of child support would impair the
obligor's ability to provide for their care; or
(b) Collection of child support would result
in a credit balance if the legal action is completed.
(3) When the administrator determines that
enforcement of a child support order should be suspended under this section,
the administrator will send written notice of the intent to suspend enforcement
to the parties at least 14 days prior to suspending enforcement. The notice
shall inform the parties that the order qualifies for suspension of enforcement
under section (2) of this rule.
(4)
When the administrator suspends enforcement of the child support order, the
administrator will send written notice to the parties. The notice will inform
the parties of the following:
(a) If a party
disagrees with the suspension, the party may submit a written request for
administrative review; and
(b) That
enforcement will resume if the reason for the suspension no longer
applies.
(5) Upon
receipt of a written request, the administrator will conduct an administrative
review within 30 days and send written notification of the results of the
review to the parties.
(6)
Enforcement of current support or arrears will be resumed only for the
following reasons:
(a) The administrator
determines that the reason(s) for the suspension no longer apply; or
(b) The legal action referenced in section
(2) is complete.
(7) A
party may appeal the administrator's decision as provided in ORS
183.484.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority:ORS 25.125 & 180.345
Statutes/Other Implemented:ORS 25.125 & 25.241
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