New Jersey Administrative Code
Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES
Chapter 110 - CHILD SUPPORT PROGRAM
Subchapter 3 - RESPONSIBILITIES IN THE DELIVERY OF SERVICES
Section 10:110-3.3 - CWA/CSU's responsibilities

1. Organize in a way that effectively and efficiently handles child support cases;

2. Make the determination as to whether the applicant/recipient is cooperating with the child support requirements for receipt of WFNJ/TANF cash benefits and Medicaid benefits;

3. Provide child support services as described in this chapter;

4. Notify, on a quarterly basis, individuals who have assigned rights of support of the amount of support payments collected;

5. Notify the family whenever they are no longer eligible for assistance under the Title IV-A and Medicaid programs, within five working days of ineligibility, that child support services shall continue unless the client requests that they no longer want services, but instead want to close the case. This notice must inform the recipient of the benefits and consequences of continuing to receive Title IV-D services, including the available services and the State's fees, cost recovery, and distribution policies. The requirement to notify the recipient that services will be continued, unless the family notifies the Title IV-D agency to the contrary, also applies when a child is no longer eligible for Title IV-E foster care, but only in those cases that the Title IV-D agency determines that such services and notice would be appropriate.

6. Cooperate on inter-county cases;

7. Direct the probation division, obligor or payee to change the payee to the appropriate designated state entity, in cases where support is subject to an assignment or an application for Title IV-D services has been filed;

8. Provide application services that are readily accessible to the public for non-public assistance cases;

9. Provide, as representatives of the State IV-D Agency on the local level, appropriate IV-D services for those referrals received from CP&P in accordance with the terms of the IV-E/IV-D Inter-Divisional Cooperative Agreement;

10. Provide review and adjustment services in accordance with the procedures established by the OCSS in accordance with 45 C.F.R. 303.8 and N.J.A.C. 10:110-14; and

11. Provide monitoring and tracking services on those NCPs involved in the work requirement program.