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UNIFORM SUPPORT ORDER
SO-4B. In multiple child orders, the amount of child support may be recalculated according to the guidelines whenever
there is a change in the number of children for whom support is ordered, upon petition of any party. In single
child orders, the support obligation terminates automatically, without the need for further court action, upon the
emancipation of the child. The obligor remains obligated for any and all arrearages of the support obligation that
may exist at the time of emancipation.
SO-4C. If the order establishes a support obligation for more than one child, and if the court can determine that within the
next 3 years support will terminate for one of the children, the amount of the new child support obligation for the
remaining children may be stated in the order and shall take effect on the date or event specified without further
legal action.
SO-4D. In cases payable through the New Hampshire Division of Child Support Services (DCSS), if there are arrearages
when support for a child is terminated, payments on the arrearages shall increase by the amount of any
reduction of child support until the arrearages are paid in full.
SO-4E. Pursuant to RSA 161-C:22, III when an assignment of support rights has terminated and obligor and the recipient
of public assistance reunite, obligor may request a suspension of the collection of support arrearage owed to the
state under RSA 161-C:4. So long as the family remains reunited and provided that the adjusted gross income
of the family as defined by RSA 458-C is equal to or less than 185% of the Federal poverty guidelines as set by
the United States Department of Health and Human Services, DCSS shall not take any action to collect the
support arrearage owed to the State.
SO-4F. If the collection of a support arrearage pursuant to RSA 161-C:4 is suspended, the obligor shall provide DCSS
with a financial affidavit every six months evidencing the income of the reunited family and shall notify his or her
child support worker in writing within ten days of any change in income or if the family is no longer reunited.
Failure to report changes in income or in the status of the family as reunited or to provide a financial affidavit
shall cause the suspension of collection to terminate.
SO-4G. Each party shall inform the Court in writing of any change in address, within 15 days of the change, so long as
this order is in effect. Service of notice of any proceeding related to this order shall be sufficient if made on a
party at the last address on file with the Court. A party who fails to keep the Court informed of such a change in
address, and who then fails to attend a hearing because of the lack of notice, may be subject to arrest.
SO-5A. If no date appears in paragraph 5 of the USO, the first support payment shall be due on the date this order is
signed by the Judge.
SO-5B If support is payable through DCSS, a DCSS application for child support services must be submitted before
DCSS can provide services in accordance with the order.
SO-5C. If support is payable through DCSS, DCSS is authorized and directed to collect all sums, including any
arrearages, from the obligor and forward the sums collected to the obligee or person, department, or agency
providing support to the children named in the USO. Any payment shall be applied first as payment towards the
current child and medical support obligation due that month and second towards any arrearages.
SO-5D. If support is ordered payable directly to the obligee, it can only be made payable through DCSS at a later time if
(1) the children named in the USO receive assistance pursuant to RSA 161 or RSA 167; (2) a party applies for
support enforcement services and certifies to DCSS that (a) an arrearage has accumulated to an amount equal
to the support obligation for one month, or (b) a court has issued a protective order pursuant to RSA 173-B or
RSA 461-A:10 which remains in full force and effect at the time of application; or (3) a court orders payment
through DCSS upon motion of any party that it is in the best interest of the child, obligee, or obligor to do so.
RSA 161-B:4.
SO-5E. Collection by DCSS on any arrearage may include intercepting the obligor’s federal tax refund, placing liens on
the obligor’s personal and real property including qualifying financial accounts. Federal tax refund intercept and
lien remedies shall be used to collect arrearages even if an obligor is complying with the child support orders.
Pursuant to 45 CFR 303.72 (h) any federal tax refund intercept shall be applied first as payment towards the past
due support assigned to the State.
SO-5F. In all cases where child support is payable through DCSS, obligor and obligee shall inform DCSS in writing of
any change of address or change of name and address of employer, within 15 days of the change.
SO-5G. In all cases where child support is payable through DCSS, obligor and obligee shall furnish their social security
numbers to the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services (Department).
SO-6.
Where the court determines that, in light of the best interests of the child, special circumstances exist that result
in adjustments in the application of the guidelines for the child support obligation or the reasonable medical
support obligation, the court shall make written findings relative to the applicability of one or more of the special
circumstances described in RSA 458-C:5, I.
NHJB-2066-FP (07/14/2014)
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