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        252B.21  ADMINISTRATIVE SEEK EMPLOYMENT ORDERS.
         1.  For any support order being enforced by the unit, the unit may
      enter an ex parte order requiring the obligor to seek employment if
      employment of the obligor cannot be verified and if the obligor has
      failed to make support payments.  Advance notice is not required
      prior to entering the ex parte order.  The order shall be served upon
      the obligor by regular mail, with proof of service completed as
      provided in rule of civil procedure 1.442.  The unit shall file a
      copy of the order with the clerk of the district court.
         2.  The order to seek employment shall contain directives,
      including all of the following:
         a.  That the obligor seek employment within a determinate
      amount of time.
         b.  That the obligor file with the unit on a weekly basis a
      report of at least five new attempts to find employment or of having
      found employment.  The report shall include the names, addresses, and
      the telephone numbers of any employers or businesses with whom the
      obligor attempted to seek employment and the name of the individual
      contact to whom the obligor made application for employment or to
      whom an inquiry was directed.
         c.  That failure to comply with the notice is evidence of a
      willful failure to pay support under section 598.23A.
         d.  That the obligor shall provide the child support recovery
      unit with verification of any reason for noncompliance with the
      order.
         e.  The duration of the order, not to exceed three months.
         3.  The department may establish additional criteria or
      requirements relating to seek employment orders by rule as necessary
      to implement this section.  
         Section History: Recent Form
         93 Acts, ch 79, §26; 94 Acts, ch 1171, §19
         Referred to in § 252B.6A, 598.23A

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Statutes > Iowa > Title-6 > Subtitle-6 > Chapter-252b > 252b-21

        252B.21  ADMINISTRATIVE SEEK EMPLOYMENT ORDERS.
         1.  For any support order being enforced by the unit, the unit may
      enter an ex parte order requiring the obligor to seek employment if
      employment of the obligor cannot be verified and if the obligor has
      failed to make support payments.  Advance notice is not required
      prior to entering the ex parte order.  The order shall be served upon
      the obligor by regular mail, with proof of service completed as
      provided in rule of civil procedure 1.442.  The unit shall file a
      copy of the order with the clerk of the district court.
         2.  The order to seek employment shall contain directives,
      including all of the following:
         a.  That the obligor seek employment within a determinate
      amount of time.
         b.  That the obligor file with the unit on a weekly basis a
      report of at least five new attempts to find employment or of having
      found employment.  The report shall include the names, addresses, and
      the telephone numbers of any employers or businesses with whom the
      obligor attempted to seek employment and the name of the individual
      contact to whom the obligor made application for employment or to
      whom an inquiry was directed.
         c.  That failure to comply with the notice is evidence of a
      willful failure to pay support under section 598.23A.
         d.  That the obligor shall provide the child support recovery
      unit with verification of any reason for noncompliance with the
      order.
         e.  The duration of the order, not to exceed three months.
         3.  The department may establish additional criteria or
      requirements relating to seek employment orders by rule as necessary
      to implement this section.  
         Section History: Recent Form
         93 Acts, ch 79, §26; 94 Acts, ch 1171, §19
         Referred to in § 252B.6A, 598.23A

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Statutes > Iowa > Title-6 > Subtitle-6 > Chapter-252b > 252b-21

        252B.21  ADMINISTRATIVE SEEK EMPLOYMENT ORDERS.
         1.  For any support order being enforced by the unit, the unit may
      enter an ex parte order requiring the obligor to seek employment if
      employment of the obligor cannot be verified and if the obligor has
      failed to make support payments.  Advance notice is not required
      prior to entering the ex parte order.  The order shall be served upon
      the obligor by regular mail, with proof of service completed as
      provided in rule of civil procedure 1.442.  The unit shall file a
      copy of the order with the clerk of the district court.
         2.  The order to seek employment shall contain directives,
      including all of the following:
         a.  That the obligor seek employment within a determinate
      amount of time.
         b.  That the obligor file with the unit on a weekly basis a
      report of at least five new attempts to find employment or of having
      found employment.  The report shall include the names, addresses, and
      the telephone numbers of any employers or businesses with whom the
      obligor attempted to seek employment and the name of the individual
      contact to whom the obligor made application for employment or to
      whom an inquiry was directed.
         c.  That failure to comply with the notice is evidence of a
      willful failure to pay support under section 598.23A.
         d.  That the obligor shall provide the child support recovery
      unit with verification of any reason for noncompliance with the
      order.
         e.  The duration of the order, not to exceed three months.
         3.  The department may establish additional criteria or
      requirements relating to seek employment orders by rule as necessary
      to implement this section.  
         Section History: Recent Form
         93 Acts, ch 79, §26; 94 Acts, ch 1171, §19
         Referred to in § 252B.6A, 598.23A