Iowa Chapter 252H — Adjustment and Modification of Support Orders
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- Iowa Code § 252H.1— Purpose and intent
- Iowa Code § 252H.2— Definitions
- Iowa Code § 252H.3— Scope of the administrative adjustment or modification — role of district court in contested cases
- Iowa Code § 252H.3A— Adding a party
- Iowa Code § 252H.4— Role of child support services
- Iowa Code § 252H.5— Fees and cost recovery for review — adjustment — modification
- Iowa Code § 252H.6— Collection of information
- Iowa Code § 252H.7— Waiver of notice periods and time limitations
- Iowa Code § 252H.8— Certification to court — hearing — default
- Iowa Code § 252H.9— Filing and docketing of administrative adjustment or modification order — order effective as district court order
- Iowa Code § 252H.10— Effective date of adjustment — modification
- Iowa Code § 252H.11— Concurrent actions
- Iowa Code § 252H.12— Support orders subject to review and adjustment
- Iowa Code § 252H.13— Right to request review
- Iowa Code § 252H.14— Reviews initiated by child support services
- Iowa Code § 252H.14A— Reviews initiated by child support services — abbreviated method
- Iowa Code § 252H.15— Notice of intent to review and adjust
- Iowa Code § 252H.16— Conducting the review — notice of decision
- Iowa Code § 252H.17— Challenging the notice of decision — second review — notice
- Iowa Code § 252H.18— Orders subject to administrative modification
- Iowa Code § 252H.18A— Request for review outside applicable time frames
- Iowa Code § 252H.19— Notice of intent to modify
- Iowa Code § 252H.20— Conference — second notice and finding of financial responsibility
- Iowa Code § 252H.21— Purpose — intent — effect on requirements for guidelines
- Iowa Code § 252H.22— Support orders subject to cost-of-living alteration
- Iowa Code § 252H.23— Right to request cost-of-living alteration
- Iowa Code § 252H.24— Role of child support services — filing and docketing of cost-of-living alteration order — order effective as district court order