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ID Code § 32-1214B (2021)
2021 Idaho Code|Title 32 - DOMESTIC RELATIONS|Chapter 12 - MANDATORY INCOME WITHHOLDING FOR CHILD SUPPORT|Section 32-1214B - DEFINITIONS.

32-1214B. DEFINITIONS. For the purposes of this chapter, the following definitions apply: (1) "Child" means any child including an adopted minor child, of a participant in a health benefit plan, recognized under a medical child support order as having a right to enrollment under a health benefit plan. (2) "Department" means the department of health and welfare. (3) "Health benefit plan" means a group or individual health benefit plan or combination of plans, other than public assistance programs, that provides medical care or benefits for a child. (4) "Insurer" means every person engaged as indemnitor, surety or contractor in the business of entering into contracts of insurance or annuity. (5) "Medical child support order" means any order, including those that meet the requirements of 29 U.S.C. section 1169, or notice issued by either a court or administrative agency that requires a plan administrator, or if none, the employer, to enroll an eligible child in a health benefit plan. (6) "Obligee" means a party or parent other than the parent ordered to carry or provide a health benefit plan for the parties’ minor child. (7) "Obligor" means the parent ordered by the court to carry or provide health insurance benefits for the parties’ minor child. (8) "Party" means the department, grandparent or any person who is the custodian, other than the parent who owes a duty of medical support. (9) "Plan administrator" means a person or entity, designated under the terms of the health benefit plan or health insurance policy or related contract or agreement, responsible for the administration of plan duties. If no plan administrator is designated under the terms of the policy, contract or agreement, the plan administrator is the plan sponsor. (10) "Plan sponsor" means an employer, employee organization, association, committee, joint board of trustees, or other similar group, including a state or local government agency or church, that establishes or maintains an employee benefit plan. (11) "Reasonable cost" means the cost to the obligor does not exceed five percent (5%) of his or her gross income.  History: [32-1214B, added 2003, ch. 304, sec. 3, p. 834; am. 2005, ch. 101, sec. 1, p. 320; am. 2008, ch. 328, sec. 3, p. 900.]
ID Code § 32-1214D (2021)
2021 Idaho Code|Title 32 - DOMESTIC RELATIONS|Chapter 12 - MANDATORY INCOME WITHHOLDING FOR CHILD SUPPORT|Section 32-1214D - EXCEPTIONS TO REQUIREMENT FOR IMMEDIATE ENROLLMENT.

32-1214D. EXCEPTIONS TO REQUIREMENT FOR IMMEDIATE ENROLLMENT. The plan administrator or employer shall enroll the child unless the employer or insurer does not offer insurance, the obligor would not qualify for any plan, or the obligor has separated from employment. If insurance is not available because a probationary period exceeds ninety (90) days, the plan administrator or employer shall return the notice to the employer and the department without enrolling the child. If insurance is not available during a probationary period that is ninety (90) days or less, or if ninety (90) days or less remains from a longer waiting period, the plan administrator shall process the enrollment, and notify the employer, the department or other obligee, of the effective date of coverage.  History: [32-1214D, added 2003, ch. 304, sec. 5, p. 836.]
ID Code § 32-1214E (2021)
2021 Idaho Code|Title 32 - DOMESTIC RELATIONS|Chapter 12 - MANDATORY INCOME WITHHOLDING FOR CHILD SUPPORT|Section 32-1214E - PROHIBITION ON DENIAL OF ENROLLMENT.

32-1214E. PROHIBITION ON DENIAL OF ENROLLMENT. A child shall not be denied enrollment in a health benefit plan because: (1) The child was born out of wedlock; (2) The child is not claimed as a dependent on the obligor’s federal income tax return; (3) The child does not reside with the obligor or in the insurer’s service area; or (4) There is no current enrollment season.  History: [32-1214E, added 2003, ch. 304, sec. 6, p. 836.]
ID Code § 32-1214F (2021)
2021 Idaho Code|Title 32 - DOMESTIC RELATIONS|Chapter 12 - MANDATORY INCOME WITHHOLDING FOR CHILD SUPPORT|Section 32-1214F - NOTICE OF MEDICAL SUPPORT ORDER.

32-1214F. NOTICE OF MEDICAL SUPPORT ORDER. Any support order or decree that requires a child to be covered by a health benefit plan issued after July 1, 2003, shall include a statement in substantially the following form: "Failure to provide medical insurance coverage may result in the direct enforcement of a medical support order by either the obligee or the Department of Health and Welfare. A national medical support notice will be sent to your employer, requiring your employer to enroll the child in a health benefit plan as provided by Sections 32-1214A through 32-1214J, Idaho Code, and applicable rules of the department.".  History: [32-1214F, added 2003, ch. 304, sec. 7, p. 837.]
ID Code § 32-1214G (2021)
2021 Idaho Code|Title 32 - DOMESTIC RELATIONS|Chapter 12 - MANDATORY INCOME WITHHOLDING FOR CHILD SUPPORT|Section 32-1214G - AUTHORITY OF THE DEPARTMENT.

32-1214G. AUTHORITY OF THE DEPARTMENT. The department of health and welfare shall have the authority to promulgate rules necessary to implement and enforce orders for medical insurance. The rules shall provide the obligor an opportunity to protest the issuance of the national medical support notice based on mistake of fact.  History: [32-1214G, added 2003, ch. 304, sec. 8, p. 837.]
ID Code § 32-1214H (2021)
2021 Idaho Code|Title 32 - DOMESTIC RELATIONS|Chapter 12 - MANDATORY INCOME WITHHOLDING FOR CHILD SUPPORT|Section 32-1214H - NOTICE OF INTENT TO ENFORCE.

32-1214H. NOTICE OF INTENT TO ENFORCE. If the order for health benefits fails to provide for direct enforcement, the department or other obligee may serve a written notice of intent to enforce the order on the obligor by mail or personal service. If the obligor fails to provide written proof that health benefits have been obtained or applied for within twenty (20) business days of service of the notice, or within twenty (20) business days of health benefits becoming available, the department or other obligee may proceed to enforce the order directly by sending the notice prescribed by section 32-1214C, Idaho Code.  History: [32-1214H, added 2003, ch. 304, sec. 9, p. 837.]
ID Code § 32-1214I (2021)
2021 Idaho Code|Title 32 - DOMESTIC RELATIONS|Chapter 12 - MANDATORY INCOME WITHHOLDING FOR CHILD SUPPORT|Section 32-1214I - DISENROLLMENT.

32-1214I. DISENROLLMENT. The plan administrator or employer shall not disenroll or eliminate health benefits of any such child unless: (1) A certified copy of an order terminating the obligation to provide health benefits is provided to a plan administrator or employer; (2) Confirmation has been received by the plan administrator or employer that the child is enrolled in another comparable health benefit plan; (3) The employer has eliminated family health benefit plans for all of its employees; (4) The obligor has separated from employment; (5) The child is no longer eligible for coverage under the terms of the plan; or (6) The required premium has not been paid by or on behalf of the child.  History: [32-1214I, added 2003, ch. 304, sec. 10, p. 837.]
ID Code § 32-1214J (2021)
2021 Idaho Code|Title 32 - DOMESTIC RELATIONS|Chapter 12 - MANDATORY INCOME WITHHOLDING FOR CHILD SUPPORT|Section 32-1214J - NOTICE OF TERMINATION OF COVERAGE.

32-1214J. NOTICE OF TERMINATION OF COVERAGE. The plan administrator or employer shall notify the department or other obligee within twenty (20) days when health benefits are no longer available and state the reason why.  History: [32-1214J, added 2003, ch. 304, sec. 11, p. 838.]
ID Code § 32-1215 (2021)
2021 Idaho Code|Title 32 - DOMESTIC RELATIONS|Chapter 12 - MANDATORY INCOME WITHHOLDING FOR CHILD SUPPORT|Section 32-1215 - TERMINATION OF INCOME WITHHOLDING UPON OBLIGOR’S REQUEST.

32-1215. TERMINATION OF INCOME WITHHOLDING UPON OBLIGOR’S REQUEST. (1) An obligor whose income is subject to withholding under this chapter may request a hearing to quash, modify, or terminate the withholding, by filing a motion requesting such relief before the court which issued the income withholding order. A copy of the motion and a notice of hearing shall be served upon the obligee in the time and in the manner provided by the Idaho rules of civil procedure. (2) In a hearing to quash, modify, or terminate the income withholding order, the court may grant relief only upon a showing by the obligor that there is a substantial probability that the obligor would suffer irreparable injury and that the obligee would not suffer irreparable injury. Satisfaction by the obligor of any delinquency subsequent to the issuance of the income withholding order is not grounds to quash, modify, or terminate the income withholding order. (3) If an income withholding order has been in operation for twelve (12) consecutive months and the obligor’s support obligation is current, the court may terminate the order upon motion of the obligor, unless the obligee can show good cause as to why the income withholding order should remain in effect. (4) No order to quash, modify, or terminate an income withholding order shall be issued unless the obligor provides proof to the court that the obligee has been served with a copy of the motion and notice for hearing in the time and in the manner provided by the Idaho rules of civil procedure, or that service is impossible because the obligee has moved and failed to provide the court with a current address, as required by section 32-1212, Idaho Code.  History: [32-1215, added 1998, ch. 292, sec. 19, p. 948; am. 2007, ch. 2, sec. 1, p. 3; am. 2011, ch. 33, sec. 1, p. 76.]
ID Code § 32-1216 (2021)
2021 Idaho Code|Title 32 - DOMESTIC RELATIONS|Chapter 12 - MANDATORY INCOME WITHHOLDING FOR CHILD SUPPORT|Section 32-1216 - TERMINATION OR MODIFICATION OF INCOME WITHHOLDING UPON OBLIGEE’S REQUEST.

32-1216. TERMINATION OR MODIFICATION OF INCOME WITHHOLDING UPON OBLIGEE’S REQUEST. The court may quash, modify or terminate an income withholding order upon written request therefor by the obligee, unless the court finds that the termination would not be in the best interests of the dependent child.  History: [32-1216, added 1998, ch. 292, sec. 20, p. 948.]
ID Code § 32-1217 (2021)
2021 Idaho Code|Title 32 - DOMESTIC RELATIONS|Chapter 12 - MANDATORY INCOME WITHHOLDING FOR CHILD SUPPORT|Section 32-1217 - TERMINATION OF INCOME WITHHOLDING BY THE COURT IN A JUDICIAL PROCEEDING.

32-1217. TERMINATION OF INCOME WITHHOLDING BY THE COURT IN A JUDICIAL PROCEEDING. If the department is unable to deliver payments under the income withholding order for a period of three (3) months due to the failure of the obligee to notify the department of a change of address, the court shall terminate the income withholding order, and shall mail a copy of the termination order to the employer and to the obligor. The court shall return all undeliverable payments to the obligor.  History: [32-1217, added 1998, ch. 292, sec. 21, p. 949; am. 2007, ch. 2, sec. 2, p. 4.]
ID Code § 32-1401 (2021)
2021 Idaho Code|Title 32 - DOMESTIC RELATIONS|Chapter 14 - COORDINATED FAMILY SERVICES|Section 32-1401 - LEGISLATIVE FINDINGS.

32-1401. LEGISLATIVE FINDINGS. The legislature finds that there is an increasing incidence of children and family members in more than one (1) court proceeding, including juvenile corrections, domestic violence, domestic relations, adoptions, and child protection actions, and there is a need to coordinate these diverse cases and related family services to provide an effective response to the needs of these children and families.  History: [32-1401, added 2001, ch. 338, sec. 1, p. 1199.]
ID Code § 32-1402 (2021)
2021 Idaho Code|Title 32 - DOMESTIC RELATIONS|Chapter 14 - COORDINATED FAMILY SERVICES|Section 32-1402 - DECLARATION OF PURPOSE.

32-1402. DECLARATION OF PURPOSE. The legislature declares that an effective response to address the needs of families and children in resolving these disputes would include the following: (1) Case management practices that provide a flexible response to the diverse court-related needs of families involved in multiple court cases which will promote the efficient use of time and resources of the parties and the court, and avoid conflicting court orders; (2) The expansion of available nonadversarial methods of dispute resolution, including mediation of child custody and visitation disputes and alternative dispute resolution assessments; (3) Coordination of family dispute issues with related litigation involving the juvenile correction laws and criminal laws; (4) A family court services coordinator to assist families in need to connect with appropriate resources for the family, to provide assessment information to the court to assist in early case resolution, and to conduct workshops which will educate the parties on the adverse impact of high conflict family disputes upon children, identify the developmental needs of children, and emphasize the importance of parenting plans and mediation techniques which peacefully resolve child custody and visitation issues; (5) A court assistance officer to provide assistance to parties without legal representation to help them understand the legal requirements of the court system, including educational materials, court forms, assistance in completing court forms, information about court procedures, and referrals to public and community agencies and resources that provide legal and other services to parents and children; (6) A domestic violence court coordinator to assist in the effective operation of a domestic violence court and to serve victims and families involved in domestic violence court proceedings; (7) Supervised visitation by trained providers to assure the safety and welfare of children in cases where certain risk factors are identified; and (8) The adoption of other methods and procedures which will promote a timely and effective resolution of related disputes in court cases involving children and families.  History: [32-1402, added 2001, ch. 338, sec. 1, p. 1199; am. 2009, ch. 79, sec. 1, p. 218.]
ID Code § 32-1403 (2021)
2021 Idaho Code|Title 32 - DOMESTIC RELATIONS|Chapter 14 - COORDINATED FAMILY SERVICES|Section 32-1403 - IMPLEMENTATION OF A COORDINATED FAMILY SERVICES PLAN.

32-1403. IMPLEMENTATION OF A COORDINATED FAMILY SERVICES PLAN. The supreme court may establish a committee consisting of representatives of the judicial, executive and legislative branches to implement a coordinated family court services plan for a comprehensive response to children and families in the courts. The committee shall recommend, for adoption by the supreme court, policies and procedures that will carry out the purposes of this chapter.  History: [32-1403, added 2001, ch. 338, sec. 1, p. 1200.]
ID Code § 32-1404 (2021)
2021 Idaho Code|Title 32 - DOMESTIC RELATIONS|Chapter 14 - COORDINATED FAMILY SERVICES|Section 32-1404 - EVALUATION OF FAMILY COURT SERVICES PLAN.

32-1404. EVALUATION OF FAMILY COURT SERVICES PLAN. The supreme court shall conduct a study measuring the effectiveness of an appropriation for family court services and report the results of its study to the governor and to the legislature by the first day of the legislative session.  History: [32-1404, added 2001, ch. 338, sec. 1, p. 1200.]
ID Code § 32-1405 (2021)
2021 Idaho Code|Title 32 - DOMESTIC RELATIONS|Chapter 14 - COORDINATED FAMILY SERVICES|Section 32-1405 - ADMINISTRATION OF FUNDING.

32-1405. ADMINISTRATION OF FUNDING. Subject to the appropriation power of the legislature, the supreme court shall be responsible for administering, allocating and apportioning all funding resources for children and family court services, including grants, contributions, and appropriations from the legislature, to each judicial district upon their submission of an appropriate plan for family court services.  History: [32-1405, added 2001, ch. 338, sec. 1, p. 1200.]
ID Code § 32-1406 (2021)
2021 Idaho Code|Title 32 - DOMESTIC RELATIONS|Chapter 14 - COORDINATED FAMILY SERVICES|Section 32-1406 - COURT ASSISTANCE OFFICES AND COORDINATED FAMILY SERVICES — COST RECOVERY FEE SCHEDULE.

32-1406. COURT ASSISTANCE OFFICES AND COORDINATED FAMILY SERVICES — COST RECOVERY FEE SCHEDULE. (1) The supreme court is hereby authorized to establish a statewide uniform schedule of fees to assist counties in defraying the costs of providing legal forms and other written materials, training on the use of forms and distributed materials, and other court services that are furnished in connection with court assistance offices and coordinated family services. The supreme court schedule of fees shall be reasonably related to and shall not exceed the actual costs involved in furnishing the materials, training or other services. (2) The supreme court shall provide for a waiver or partial waiver of fees for those persons who are unable to pay the fees. (3) The fees established in the supreme court schedule shall be collected through the clerk of the district court of the county in which the materials, training, or other services are furnished, and the clerk shall pay them over to the county treasurer for deposit into the county district court fund. Subject to the budgetary process of the county, the moneys so deposited into the district court fund shall be dedicated to the objects and purposes identified in this section.  History: [32-1406, added 2004, ch. 322, sec. 1, p. 905.]
ID Code § 32-1407 (2021)
2021 Idaho Code|Title 32 - DOMESTIC RELATIONS|Chapter 14 - COORDINATED FAMILY SERVICES|Section 32-1407 - COURT SERVICES COORDINATORS — RECORD CHECKS.

32-1407. COURT SERVICES COORDINATORS — RECORD CHECKS. Prior to appointment, and at his or her own cost, a family court services coordinator or a domestic violence court coordinator shall submit to a fingerprint-based criminal history check through any law enforcement office in the state providing such a service. The criminal history check shall include a statewide criminal identification bureau check, federal bureau of investigation criminal history check, child abuse registry check, adult protection registry check and statewide sex offender registry check. A record of all background checks shall be maintained in the office of the supreme court of the state of Idaho.  History: [32-1407, added 2007, ch. 25, sec. 1, p. 48; am. 2009, ch. 79, sec. 2, p. 219.]
ID Code § 32-1408 (2021)
2021 Idaho Code|Title 32 - DOMESTIC RELATIONS|Chapter 14 - COORDINATED FAMILY SERVICES|Section 32-1408 - DOMESTIC VIOLENCE COURTS — STATEMENT OF POLICY.

32-1408. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE COURTS — STATEMENT OF POLICY. The legislature finds that: (1) Domestic violence is a serious crime that causes substantial damage to victims and children, as well as to the community. Families experiencing domestic violence are often involved in more than one (1) court proceeding including divorce and custody cases, as well as civil and criminal proceedings regarding domestic violence, substance abuse and child protection. Substantial state and county resources are required each year for the incarceration, supervision and treatment of batterers. (2) Domestic violence courts hold offenders accountable, increase victim safety, provide greater judicial monitoring and coordinate information to provide effective interaction and use of resources among the courts, justice system personnel and community agencies. Effective case management and coordination ensure that decisions in one (1) case do not conflict with existing orders in other civil and criminal cases and provide courts with the necessary information to protect victims and families. (3) Domestic violence courts have proven effective in reducing recidivism and increasing victim safety. It is in the best interests of the citizens of this state to expand domestic violence courts to each judicial district.  History: [32-1408, added 2009, ch. 79, sec. 3, p. 219.]
ID Code § 32-1409 (2021)
2021 Idaho Code|Title 32 - DOMESTIC RELATIONS|Chapter 14 - COORDINATED FAMILY SERVICES|Section 32-1409 - DOMESTIC VIOLENCE COURTS.

32-1409. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE COURTS. (1) The district court in each county may establish a domestic violence court in accordance with the policies and procedures adopted by the supreme court based upon recommendations by the committee as authorized pursuant to section 32-1403, Idaho Code. (2) The committee shall recommend policies and procedures for domestic violence courts addressing eligibility, identification and screening, assessment, treatment and treatment providers, case management and supervision, judicial monitoring, supervision of progress and evaluation. The committee shall also solicit specific domestic violence court plans from each judicial district, recommend funding priorities for each judicial district and provide training to ensure the effective operation of domestic violence courts. (3) No person has a right to be admitted into a domestic violence court.  History: [32-1409, added 2009, ch. 79, sec. 4, p. 219.]
ID Code § 32-1602 (2021)
2021 Idaho Code|Title 32 - DOMESTIC RELATIONS|Chapter 16 - FINANCIAL INSTITUTION DATA MATCH PROCESS|Section 32-1602 - DEFINITIONS.

32-1602. DEFINITIONS. As used in this chapter: (1) "Arrears" means child or spousal support that is due, owing and unpaid pursuant to a support order. (2) "Asset" means cash or cash value in or of a demand deposit account, checking or negotiable withdrawal order account, savings account, share account, share draft account, time deposit account or money market mutual fund account; and/or negotiable instruments including stocks and bonds, annuities, investment accounts or funds, and the cash value of insurance. (3) "Asset withholding order" means an administrative order issued by the department of health and welfare to a financial institution requiring the freezing and surrender of an asset in which an obligor has an interest. (4) "Child support" means the obligation, pursuant to a support order, to provide for the needs of a child, including food, clothing, shelter, education, day care and health care. "Child support" also includes reimbursement to any agency for medical assistance, assistance paid to families with children, and interest owed on such support. (5) "Co-owner" means a person having withdrawal rights on a multiple party account. (6) "Department" means the Idaho department of health and welfare. (7) "Financial institution" means a bank, credit union or other depository institution, benefit association, insurance company, safe deposit company, money market mutual fund and other entities defined in 42 U.S.C. 669a(d)(1). (8) "Obligor" means any person obligated by support order to pay child or spousal support. (9) "Owner" means a person or entity who, by the terms of the account, has a present right, subject to a proper request in compliance with terms of the account, to payment from the account. (10) "Spousal support" means the obligation, pursuant to a support order, to provide for a spouse or a former spouse. (11) "Support order" means a judgment, decree, or administrative order from any state, directing one (1) or more individuals to pay child support or spousal support.  History: [32-1602, added 2004, ch. 213, sec. 2, p. 642.]
ID Code § 32-1603 (2021)
2021 Idaho Code|Title 32 - DOMESTIC RELATIONS|Chapter 16 - FINANCIAL INSTITUTION DATA MATCH PROCESS|Section 32-1603 - WITHHOLDING OF ASSETS — GROUNDS AND ISSUANCE.

32-1603. WITHHOLDING OF ASSETS — GROUNDS AND ISSUANCE. When the department receives information from a data matching process that an obligor is an owner or co-owner of an asset held by a financial institution, the department may issue an asset withholding order. Any asset which is subject to a previously perfected security interest or right of set-off from the financial institution is subject to withholding only as to the unencumbered portion of the asset.  History: [32-1603, added 2004, ch. 213, sec. 2, p. 643.]