§ 10-18-20. Notices — Employment changes.
(a) All notices provided for in this chapter may be given by registered or certified mail with return receipt requested, and if the return receipt is not received, the court may order the notice served as process is served in the court, and the cost thereof shall be paid by the person giving notice.
(b) The period of notice for all court hearings for which notice is required shall be at least five (5) days, unless the court by rule or special order shall prescribe a different period of time.
(c) If the debtor changes his or her employer or acquires an additional employer, he or she shall notify the receiver and execute and deliver to the receiver a new assignment of his or her wages if required and the receiver shall give written notice thereof to the new employer.
History of Section.P.L. 1972, ch. 186, § 1.
Structure Rhode Island General Laws
Title 10 - Courts and Civil Procedure – Procedure in Particular Actions
Chapter 10-18 - Wage Earner Receivership
Section 10-18-1. - Short title.
Section 10-18-2. - Definitions.
Section 10-18-3. - Filing of petition.
Section 10-18-4. - Appointment of receiver and assignment.
Section 10-18-5. - Resignation and removal of receiver — Termination of receivership.
Section 10-18-6. - Compensation of receiver.
Section 10-18-7. - Effect of filing.
Section 10-18-8. - Filing of the accepted plan with the secretary of state and its effect.
Section 10-18-9. - Effect of approval of plan on prior unsecured creditors.
Section 10-18-10. - Effect of approval of plan on prior secured creditors.
Section 10-18-11. - Subsequent creditors.
Section 10-18-12. - Claims brought to judgment — Priority in case of default.
Section 10-18-13. - Establishment of plan.
Section 10-18-14. - Contents and payments of plan.
Section 10-18-15. - Dispute of claims during pendency of proceedings.
Section 10-18-16. - Termination of the plan.
Section 10-18-17. - Duration of proceedings.
Section 10-18-18. - Subpoenas — Costs.
Section 10-18-19. - Deferred obligations of debtor during pendency of receivership proceedings.