598.22B Information required in order or judgment.
This section applies to all initial or modified orders for paternity or support entered under this chapter, chapter 234, 252A, 252C, 252F, 252H, 252K, or 600B, or under any other chapter, and any subsequent order to enforce such support orders.
1. All such orders or judgments shall direct each party to file with the clerk of court or the child support recovery unit, as appropriate, upon entry of the order, and to update as appropriate, information on location and identity of the party, including social security number, residential and mailing addresses, electronic mail address, telephone number, driver’s license number, and name, address, and telephone number of the party’s employer. The order shall also include a provision that the information filed will be disclosed and used pursuant to this section. The party shall file the information with the clerk of court, or, if all support payments are to be directed to the collection services center as provided in section 252B.14, subsection 2, and section 252B.16, with the child support recovery unit.
2. All such orders or judgments shall include a statement that in any subsequent child support action initiated by the child support recovery unit or between the parties, upon sufficient showing that diligent effort has been made to ascertain the location of such a party, the unit or the court shall deem due process requirements for notice and service of process to be met with respect to the party, upon delivery of written notice to the most recent residential or employer address filed with the clerk of court or unit pursuant to subsection 1.
3. a. Information filed pursuant to subsection 1 shall not be a public record.
b. Information filed with the clerk of court pursuant to subsection 1 shall be available to the child support recovery unit, upon request. Beginning October 1, 1998, information filed with the clerk of court pursuant to subsection 1 shall be provided by the clerk of court to the child support recovery unit pursuant to section 252B.24.
c. Information filed with the clerk of court shall be available, upon request, to a party unless the party filing the information also files an affidavit alleging the party has reason to believe that release of the information may result in physical or emotional harm to the affiant or child. However, even if an affidavit has been filed, any information provided by the clerk of court to the child support recovery unit shall be disclosed by the unit as provided in section 252B.9.
d. Information provided to the unit shall only be disclosed as provided in section 252B.9.
97 Acts, ch 175, §195; 98 Acts, ch 1170, §16; 2015 Acts, ch 110, §114
Referred to in §252B.24, 252F.4
Structure Iowa Code
Title XV - JUDICIAL BRANCH AND JUDICIAL PROCEDURES
Chapter 598 - DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE AND DOMESTIC RELATIONS
Section 598.2 - Jurisdiction and venue.
Section 598.2A - Choice of law.
Section 598.3 - Kind of action — joinder.
Section 598.4 - Caption of petition for dissolution.
Section 598.5 - Contents of petition — verification — evidence.
Section 598.6 - Additional contents.
Section 598.8 - Hearings — exceptions.
Section 598.9 - Residence — failure of proof.
Section 598.10 - Temporary orders.
Section 598.11 - How temporary order made — changes — retroactive modification.
Section 598.12 - Guardian ad litem for minor child.
Section 598.12A - Attorney for minor child.
Section 598.12B - Child custody investigators and child and family reporters.
Section 598.13 - Financial statements filed.
Section 598.14A - Retroactive modification of temporary support order.
Section 598.14B - Child visitation — temporary custody orders.
Section 598.15 - Mandatory course — parties to certain proceedings.
Section 598.16 - Conciliation — domestic relations divisions.
Section 598.17 - Dissolution of marriage — evidence.
Section 598.18 - Recrimination not a bar to dissolution of marriage.
Section 598.19 - Waiting period before decree.
Section 598.19A - Mandatory course — parties to certain proceedings.
Section 598.20 - Forfeiture of marital rights.
Section 598.20A - Beneficiary revocation — life insurance.
Section 598.20B - Beneficiary revocation — other contracts.
Section 598.21 - Orders for disposition of property.
Section 598.21A - Orders for spousal support.
Section 598.21B - Orders for child support and medical support.
Section 598.21C - Modification of child, spousal, or medical support orders.
Section 598.21D - Relocation of parent as grounds to modify order of child custody.
Section 598.21E - Contesting paternity to challenge child support order.
Section 598.21F - Postsecondary education subsidy.
Section 598.21G - Minor parent — parenting classes.
Section 598.22A - Satisfaction of support payments.
Section 598.22B - Information required in order or judgment.
Section 598.22C - Child support — social security disability dependent benefits.
Section 598.22D - Separate fund or conservatorship for support.
Section 598.23 - Contempt proceedings — alternatives to jail sentence.
Section 598.24 - Costs if party is in default or contempt.
Section 598.25 - Parties and court granting marriage dissolution decree — notice.
Section 598.26 - Record — impounding — violation indictable.
Section 598.28 - Separate maintenance and annulment.
Section 598.29 - Annulling illegal marriage — causes.
Section 598.30 - Validity determined.
Section 598.31 - Children — legitimacy.
Section 598.32 - Annulment — compensation.
Section 598.33 - Order to vacate.
Section 598.34 - Recipients of public assistance — assignment of support payments.
Section 598.35 - Grandparent — great-grandparent — visitation rights.
Section 598.36 - Attorney fees in proceeding to modify order or decree.
Section 598.41 - Custody of children.
Section 598.41A - Visitation — history of crimes against a minor.
Section 598.41B - Visitation — restrictions — murder of parent.
Section 598.41C - Modification of child custody or physical care — active duty.
Section 598.42 - Notice of certain orders by clerk of court.