Utah Administrative Code
Topic - Human Services
Title R527 - Recovery Services
Rule R527-200 - Administrative Procedures
Section R527-200-5 - Informal Adjudicative Proceedings

Universal Citation: UT Admin Code R 527-200-5

Current through Bulletin 2024-06, March 15, 2024

Matters that are designated as informal adjudicative proceedings are proceedings to:

(1) establish or modify child support orders;

(2) determine paternity;

(3) establish a judgment for genetic testing costs;

(4) establish a judgment for birth expenses;

(5) establish or modify an order regarding liability for medical and dental expenses of a dependent child;

(6) establish an order when a notice to enroll a child in a medical insurance plan is contested;

(7) establish an order against a garnishee enforcing an administrative garnishment;

(8) determine whether the information concerning a support debt that will be reported to consumer reporting agencies is accurate;

(9) establish a retained support obligation;

(10) amend an administrative order;

(11) set aside an administrative order;

(12) establish an order that determines past-due support following a request for agency action;

(13) establish an order when an ORS determination of noncooperation is contested by IV-A o r non-IV-A Medicaid recipients;

(14) establish a judgment against a responsible party for costs and fees, and to impose penalties associated with legal action taken by ORS;

(15) establish an order of nondisclosure when a determination is made not to disclose a parent's identifying information to another state in an interstate case action;

(16) approve or deny requests for waiver or deferral of estate recovery for reimbursement of Medicaid;

(17) determine whether location information or other location information available in files on custodial or noncustodial parents may be released to the requesting party or to the requesting party's legal counsel pursuant to Title 62A, Chapter 11, Recovery Services;

(18) establish an order when a payment schedule is contested;

(19) establish an order when a lien-levy action is contested; and

(20) establish an order when the obligation based on a change in the physical custody of a child is contested.

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