Iowa Code
Chapter 252H - ADJUSTMENT AND MODIFICATION OF SUPPORT ORDERS
Section 252H.16 - Conducting the review — notice of decision.

252H.16 Conducting the review — notice of decision.
1. For actions initiated under section 252H.15, the unit shall conduct the review and determine whether an adjustment is appropriate. As necessary, the unit shall make a determination of the controlling order or the amount of delinquent support due based upon the receipt of social security disability payments as provided in sections 598.22 and 598.22C.
2. Unless both parents have waived the prereview notice period as provided for in section 252H.7, the review shall not be conducted for at least fifteen days from the date both parents were successfully served with the notice required in section 252H.15.
3. Upon completion of the review, the unit shall issue a notice of decision by regular mail to the last known address of each parent, or if applicable, each parent’s attorney.
4. The unit shall adopt rules pursuant to chapter 17A to ensure that all of the following are included in the notice:
a. Information sufficient to identify the affected parties and the support order or orders affected.
b. A statement indicating whether the unit finds that an adjustment is appropriate and the basis for the determination.
c. Other information, as appropriate.
5. A revised notice of decision shall be issued when the unit receives or becomes aware of new or different information affecting the results of the review after the notice of decision has been issued and before the entry of an administrative order adjusting the support order, when new or different information is not received in conjunction with a request for a second review, or subsequent to a request for a court hearing. If a revised notice of decision is issued, the time frames for requesting a second review or court hearing shall apply from the date of issuance of the revised notice.
93 Acts, ch 78, §39; 98 Acts, ch 1170, §39; 2002 Acts, ch 1018, §14; 2007 Acts, ch 218, §153, 156; 2010 Acts, ch 1142, §8
Referred to in §252H.5, 252H.6, 252H.7, 252H.8, 252H.11, 252H.14A, 252H.17

Structure Iowa Code

Iowa Code

Title VI - HUMAN SERVICES

Chapter 252H - ADJUSTMENT AND MODIFICATION OF SUPPORT ORDERS

Section 252H.1 - Purpose and intent.

Section 252H.2 - Definitions.

Section 252H.3 - Scope of the administrative adjustment or modification — role of district court in contested cases.

Section 252H.3A - Adding a party.

Section 252H.4 - Role of the child support recovery unit.

Section 252H.5 - Fees and cost recovery for review — adjustment — modification.

Section 252H.6 - Collection of information.

Section 252H.7 - Waiver of notice periods and time limitations.

Section 252H.8 - Certification to court — hearing — default.

Section 252H.9 - Filing and docketing of administrative adjustment or modification order — order effective as district court order.

Section 252H.10 - Effective date of adjustment — modification.

Section 252H.11 - Concurrent actions.

Section 252H.12 - Support orders subject to review and adjustment.

Section 252H.13 - Right to request review.

Section 252H.14 - Reviews initiated by the child support recovery unit.

Section 252H.14A - Reviews initiated by the child support recovery unit — abbreviated method.

Section 252H.15 - Notice of intent to review and adjust.

Section 252H.16 - Conducting the review — notice of decision.

Section 252H.17 - Challenging the notice of decision — second review — notice.

Section 252H.18 - Orders subject to administrative modification.

Section 252H.18A - Request for review outside applicable time frames.

Section 252H.19 - Notice of intent to modify.

Section 252H.20 - Conference — second notice and finding of financial responsibility.

Section 252H.21 - Purpose — intent — effect on requirements for guidelines.

Section 252H.22 - Support orders subject to cost-of-living alteration.

Section 252H.23 - Right to request cost-of-living alteration.

Section 252H.24 - Role of the child support recovery unit — filing and docketing of cost-of-living alteration order — order effective as district court order.