Rule 37.62.1122 - DETERMINING UNENFORCEABLE CASE STATUS(1) This rule establishes the criteria which a IV-D case must satisfy to be categorized as unenforceable. All of the following criteria must be met: (a) no payments have been posted to the case in the last 12 months, and payments are not expected to be posted in the immediate future; (b) no payments from the federal offset program have been received during the past two years; (c) no payments from the state offset program have been received during the past two years; (d) if payments have been made in the past two years, collected by methods other than federal or state offset, those payments do not exceed $1,000.00;(e) the CSSD has not identified any attachable financial institution accounts belonging to the obligor parent;(f) the CSSD has not identified any executable assets belonging to the noncustodial parent;(g) a credit bureau report accessed within the past six months indicates that income or asset information is unavailable; and (h) in a case involving Title IV-E funds, all of the children of the case have been emancipated, or parental rights of the noncustodial parent have been terminated.Mont. Admin. r. 37.62.1122
NEW, 2007 MAR p. 118, Eff. 1/26/07; AMD, 2020 MAR p. 966, Eff. 5/30/2020AUTH: 40-5-203, MCA; IMP: 40-5-203, MCA