25-8-5. Custodian's recovery of support from noncustodian--Period support recoverable.
The custodian may recover support for a period of three years before the date of application with any Title IV-D agency, the date of filing with a court of competent jurisdiction, or the date of a written demand served personally or by registered or certified mail, return receipt requested, upon the noncustodial parent at the noncustodial parent's last known address, whichever occurs earlier.
Source: SDC 1939 & Supp 1960, §37.2102; SL 1984, ch 190, §5; SL 2005, ch 134, §13; SL 2013, ch 119, §14.
Structure South Dakota Codified Laws
Chapter 08 - Paternity Proceedings
Section 25-8-3 - Father and mother's liability for confinement expense.
Section 25-8-5 - Custodian's recovery of support from noncustodian--Period support recoverable.
Section 25-8-7.1 - Court ordered testing for paternity--Filing of results.
Section 25-8-7.2 - Persons authorized to perform test--Liability.
Section 25-8-7.3 - Test results--Documentation--Filing objections to admissibility.
Section 25-8-9 - Time for bringing proceedings.
Section 25-8-12 - Time of institution of proceeding--Trial deferred until birth.
Section 25-8-46 - Terminology used in records of children born out of wedlock.
Section 25-8-49 - Admission of paternity as prima facie evidence.
Section 25-8-50 - Voluntary hospital-based paternity establishment program.
Section 25-8-51 - Forwarding of affidavit of paternity to Department of Social Services.
Section 25-8-52 - Rebuttable presumption of paternity--Signed and notarized affidavit.
Section 25-8-53 - Reimbursement of reasonable costs for affidavit of paternity.
Section 25-8-54 - Use of forms and information prescribed by department.
Section 25-8-55 - Default judgment establishing paternity.
Section 25-8-56 - Judgment of paternity--Full faith and credit.
Section 25-8-57 - Rebuttable presumption of legitimacy.
Section 25-8-58 - Genetic test results.
Section 25-8-59 - Actions contesting rebuttable presumption of paternity.
Section 25-8-61 - Trial by jury prohibited in paternity action.
Section 25-8-62 - Admissible medical billing evidence in paternity actions.
Section 25-8-63 - Filing affidavits or adjudications of paternity.