Workers may elect to do more often as circumstances indicate and resources allow. A signed request must accompany any request for a review for an NPA case. The review may result in an adjustment that is higher or lower than the current order. Once a review has begun and after the receipt of a signed request for an NPA requester, the process must go forward even if it results in an adjustment the parties did not expect. The child support, medical support and child care portions of the order are all subject to change and a need for change in any area is a basis for adjustment.
Reviews use current financial information to determine appropriate amount of the order.
In the absence of employment or tax information, income may be imputed based upon job and educational history, information from the custodial parent relative to job history, or the federal or state minimum wage, whichever is higher. Interstate requests for review must include a signature from a party or a IV-D worker and sufficient financial information to review. If , due to a change of circumstances, it must be expected to last longer than 6 months. No dollar amount to add medical support or if child care expenses have terminated completely. Fluctuations in child care must meet the dollar standard.