Part G - INTERGOVERNMENTAL ISSUES
- Section 388-14A-7000 - The division of child support may register an order from a non-Washington jurisdiction for enforcement or modification
- Section 388-14A-7005 - The division of child support may register an order from a foreign country under the Hague Convention on Child Support for enforcement or modification
- Section 388-14A-7010 - What happens at a hearing on a notice of support debt and registration under the Hague Convention on Child Support?
- Section 388-14A-7100 - The division of child support may register an order from a tribe or another state or country for enforcement or modification
- Section 388-14A-7110 - The division of child support may enforce interest on amounts owed under support orders entered or established in a jurisdiction other than Washington state
- Section 388-14A-7115 - Are there special rules for a hearing on a notice seeking to enforce interest on a support order?
- Section 388-14A-7117 - Are there special rules for a conference board on a notice seeking to assess and collect interest on a support order?
- Section 388-14A-7120 - When does DCS update the interest on an intergovernmental case for enforcement?
- Section 388-14A-7125 - What happens at a hearing on a notice of support debt and registration?
- Section 388-14A-7135 - What is the effect of confirmation of a registered order on the finality of the support debt calculation?
- Section 388-14A-7200 - DCS can serve notices in other states under the Uniform Interstate Family Support Act
- Section 388-14A-7305 - How does a party, IV-D agency or jurisdiction ask for a determination of controlling order?
- Section 388-14A-7315 - When might DCS deny a request for a determination of controlling order?
- Section 388-14A-7325 - How does DCS notify the parties that a determination of the controlling order is going to be made?
- Section 388-14A-7335 - What happens if someone objects to a notice of support debt and registration which contains a determination of the presumed controlling order?
- Section 388-14A-7345 - What is the effect of a determination of controlling order on the finality of the debt calculation?
- Section 388-14A-7400 - What can I do if I want to contest an intergovernmental order to withhold income served on my employer?
- Section 388-14A-7500 - What can I do if I am concerned about the release of my personal information in an intergovernmental referral?
- Section 388-14A-7600 - Does DCS provide the same services in an intergovernmental case as it provides in a case where both parties reside in the state of Washington?
- Section 388-14A-7610 - The division of child support complies with federal requirements regarding intergovernmental cases
- Section 388-14A-7620 - How does DCS provide information to another jurisdiction in an intergovernmental case?
- Section 388-14A-7630 - What limited services does DCS provide?
- Section 388-14A-7640 - Payment and recovery of costs in intergovernmental IV-D cases
- Section 388-14A-7650 - What kind of federal audit requirements are there for intergovernmental cases?
- Section 388-14A-7700 - How does the division of child support (DCS) decide that a new case is an intergovernmental case?
- Section 388-14A-7710 - What does the division of child support (DCS) do when it decides that a case is an intergovernmental case?
- Section 388-14A-7720 - What is the division of child support (DCS) required to do when Washington is the initiating jurisdiction in an intergovernmental case?
- Section 388-14A-7800 - What is the division of child support (DCS) required to do when Washington receives a request for intergovernmental child support services?
- Section 388-14A-7810 - What is the division of child support (DCS) required to do when DCS receives a request for a determination of controlling order?
- Section 388-14A-7820 - What is the division of child support (DCS) required to do when DCS acts as the responding jurisdiction in an intergovernmental case?