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§ 26-13.5-115. Additional Remedies

The remedies created by this article are in addition to and not in substitution for any other existing remedies authorized by law to establish and enforce the duty of support. Source: L. 89: Entire article added, p. 1246, § 1, effective April 1, 1990.

§ 26-20-104. General Duties Relating to Use of Restraint on Individuals

Notwithstanding the provisions of section 26-20-103, an agency that uses restraint shall ensure that: At least every fifteen minutes, staff shall monitor any individual held in mechanical restraints to assure that the individual is properly positioned, that the individual’s blood circulation is not restricted, that the individual’s airway is not obstructed, and that the individual’s […]

§ 26-13.5-116. Attorney of Record in Administrative Process Action Case

If a party retains legal counsel to represent him or her in an APA case, a written notice of representation signed by both the party and his or her attorney must be received by the delegate child support enforcement unit. The notice of representation is not effective until delivered to the delegate child support enforcement […]

§ 26-20-104.5. Duties Relating to Use of Seclusion by Division of Youth Services

Notwithstanding the provisions of section 26-20-103 to the contrary, if the division of youth services holds a youth in seclusion in any secure state-operated or state-owned facility: A staff member shall check the youth’s safety at varying intervals, but at least every fifteen minutes; Within one hour after the beginning of the youth’s seclusion period, […]

§ 26-13.5-117. Administrative Process Action Case – Rights of the Parties

An APA case may be conducted if the obligee or the obligor is an applicant for child support services pursuant to article 13 of this title 26. Both parties have the right to a one-time standard continuance not to exceed seven days after the date of the currently scheduled negotiation conference. Both parties have the […]

§ 26-13.5-118. Exchange and Delivery of Evidence

All documents that are used in calculating the child support guidelines worksheet and administrative order must be provided to the other party at the time of or prior to the date and time of the currently scheduled negotiation conference. If nondisclosure of information has been requested by a party pursuant to section 14-5-312 or 26-13-102.8, […]

§ 26-20-106. Documentation Requirements for Restraint and Seclusion – Adults and Youth

Each agency shall ensure that the use of restraint or seclusion is documented in the record of the individual who was restrained or secluded. Each agency that is authorized to promulgate rules or adopt ordinances shall promulgate rules or adopt ordinances applicable to the agencies within their respective jurisdictions specifying the documentation requirements for purposes […]

§ 26-13.5-119. Request for Court Hearing – Transfer of Jurisdiction

At any time after effecting service of process pursuant to section 26-13.5-104, the delegate child support enforcement unit may refer the case to court by requesting a court hearing for the establishment or modification of child support without additional service of process when: The APA-respondent is incarcerated and does not participate in a negotiation conference […]

§ 26-13.5-120. Default Order of Modification

If both parties fail to attend the currently scheduled negotiation conference on modification of a stipulated order or modification is not agreed to by the parties, the delegate child support enforcement unit shall enter a default order of modification. To approve the default order of modification, the court shall confirm that the default order and […]