Part F - HEARINGS AND CONFERENCE BOARDS
- Section 388-14A-6000 - Which statutes and regulations govern the division of child support's hearing process?
- Section 388-14A-6100 - The division of child support accepts oral requests for hearing or conference board
- Section 388-14A-6105 - What is the difference between an initial order and a final order in a hearing involving the division of child support?
- Section 388-14A-6110 - When must an ALJ enter an initial order in a DCS hearing proceeding?
- Section 388-14A-6115 - When must an ALJ enter a final order in a DCS hearing proceeding?
- Section 388-14A-6120 - What can I do if I do not agree with an initial order or final order entered by an administrative law judge?
- Section 388-14A-6125 - When does an initial order or final order entered by an ALJ become enforceable?
- Section 388-14A-6150 - What can I do if there was a default order entered against me in an administrative hearing?
- Section 388-14A-6200 - What remedies are available to contest the division of child support's seizure of my bank account?
- Section 388-14A-6205 - What happens at a hearing on an objection to seizure of a bank account?
- Section 388-14A-6210 - What happens to the seized money once an objection is filed?
- Section 388-14A-6215 - What happens if the judge decides the seized money was exempt?
- Section 388-14A-6220 - What remedies are available to contest the division of child support's seizure of my DOC inmate account?
- Section 388-14A-6300 - Duty of the administrative law judge in a hearing to determine the amount of a support obligation
- Section 388-14A-6400 - The division of child support's grievance and dispute resolution method is called a conference board
- Section 388-14A-6405 - How to apply for a conference board
- Section 388-14A-6410 - Explanation of the conference board process
- Section 388-14A-6415 - Scope of authority of conference board chair defined
- Section 388-14A-6500 - Can I use equitable estoppel as a defense in a hearing with the division of child support?