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SECTION 15-11.1-6

   § 15-11.1-6  Certification ofnoncompliance. – (a) The department may certify in writing to any appropriate board that asupport obligor is not in compliance with a court order of support if:

   (1) The obligor does not timely request a hearing uponservice of a notice issued under § 15-11.1-3 and is not in compliance witha court order of support thirty-one (31) days after service of the notice ormailing of the notice;

   (2) The family court issues a decision or order after ahearing that finds the obligor is not in compliance with a court order ofsupport, and the obligor has not appealed the decision within any applicableappeal period provided by law for appeals of a decision or order of amagistrate of the family court; or

   (3) After a decision or order of the family court has beenappealed, a decision or order of the Rhode Island supreme court whichdetermines or affirms that the obligor is not in compliance with a court orderof support.

   (b) The department's certification shall include a copy ofthe decision or order of the court, where applicable. The department shall sendby first class mail a copy of any certification of noncompliance filed with aboard to the obligor at the obligor's most recent address of record.

   [See § 12-1-15 of the General Laws.]

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SECTION 15-11.1-6

   § 15-11.1-6  Certification ofnoncompliance. – (a) The department may certify in writing to any appropriate board that asupport obligor is not in compliance with a court order of support if:

   (1) The obligor does not timely request a hearing uponservice of a notice issued under § 15-11.1-3 and is not in compliance witha court order of support thirty-one (31) days after service of the notice ormailing of the notice;

   (2) The family court issues a decision or order after ahearing that finds the obligor is not in compliance with a court order ofsupport, and the obligor has not appealed the decision within any applicableappeal period provided by law for appeals of a decision or order of amagistrate of the family court; or

   (3) After a decision or order of the family court has beenappealed, a decision or order of the Rhode Island supreme court whichdetermines or affirms that the obligor is not in compliance with a court orderof support.

   (b) The department's certification shall include a copy ofthe decision or order of the court, where applicable. The department shall sendby first class mail a copy of any certification of noncompliance filed with aboard to the obligor at the obligor's most recent address of record.

   [See § 12-1-15 of the General Laws.]


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Statutes > Rhode-island > Title-15 > Chapter-15-11-1 > 15-11-1-6

SECTION 15-11.1-6

   § 15-11.1-6  Certification ofnoncompliance. – (a) The department may certify in writing to any appropriate board that asupport obligor is not in compliance with a court order of support if:

   (1) The obligor does not timely request a hearing uponservice of a notice issued under § 15-11.1-3 and is not in compliance witha court order of support thirty-one (31) days after service of the notice ormailing of the notice;

   (2) The family court issues a decision or order after ahearing that finds the obligor is not in compliance with a court order ofsupport, and the obligor has not appealed the decision within any applicableappeal period provided by law for appeals of a decision or order of amagistrate of the family court; or

   (3) After a decision or order of the family court has beenappealed, a decision or order of the Rhode Island supreme court whichdetermines or affirms that the obligor is not in compliance with a court orderof support.

   (b) The department's certification shall include a copy ofthe decision or order of the court, where applicable. The department shall sendby first class mail a copy of any certification of noncompliance filed with aboard to the obligor at the obligor's most recent address of record.

   [See § 12-1-15 of the General Laws.]