Iowa Code
Chapter 239B - FAMILY INVESTMENT PROGRAM
Section 239B.13 - Needy relative payee — protective payee — vendor payment.

239B.13 Needy relative payee — protective payee — vendor payment.
1. The department may provide for a needy relative to act as a payee when the parent of a participant family is in the home but is unable to act as the payee.
2. The department may order the cash assistance under this chapter to be paid to a protective payee if it has been demonstrated that the specified relative with whom the child is residing is unable to manage the assistance in the best interest of the child. Protective payment of cash assistance shall not be made beyond a period of two years. The department may petition the district court sitting in probate to establish, pursuant to chapter 633, a conservatorship over a participant. If a conservatorship is established, the participant’s cash assistance shall be paid to the conservator. In addition to the cash assistance, an amount not to exceed ten dollars per case per month may be allowed for conservatorship or guardianship fees if authorized by court order. The department may pay cash assistance or other cash benefits to a third party if the department determines that a third-party payment is essential to assure the proper use of the assistance or benefits.
97 Acts, ch 41, §14, 34

Structure Iowa Code

Iowa Code

Title VI - HUMAN SERVICES

Chapter 239B - FAMILY INVESTMENT PROGRAM

Section 239B.1 - Definitions.

Section 239B.2 - Conditions of eligibility.

Section 239B.2A - School attendance.

Section 239B.2B - Eligibility of noncitizens.

Section 239B.2C - Absence from home — incarceration.

Section 239B.3 - Cash assistance.

Section 239B.4 - Departmental role.

Section 239B.5 - Compliance with federal law — prohibited electronic benefit transfer transactions.

Section 239B.6 - Assignment of support rights or benefits.

Section 239B.7 - Income and resource exemptions, deductions, and disregards.

Section 239B.8 - Family investment agreements.

Section 239B.9 - Limited benefit plan.

Section 239B.10 - Minor and young parents — other requirements.

Section 239B.11 - Family investment program account — diversion program subaccount — diversion program.

Section 239B.11A - Transitional benefits.

Section 239B.12 - Immunization.

Section 239B.13 - Needy relative payee — protective payee — vendor payment.

Section 239B.14 - Fraudulent practices — recovery of overpayments.

Section 239B.15 - County attorney to enforce.

Section 239B.16 - Appeal — judicial review.

Section 239B.17 - PROMISE JOBS program.

Section 239B.18 - JOBS program participation.

Section 239B.19 - JOBS program availability.

Section 239B.20 - JOBS program health and safety.

Section 239B.21 - JOBS program — workers’ compensation law applicable.

Section 239B.22 - JOBS program — participant not state employee.

Section 239B.23 - Child day care provisions.

Section 239B.24 - State child care assistance eligibility.