approval order - administrative modification of a child support obligation - drcv018382

In the Iowa District Court in and for SAC County

Case No: 02811 DRCV018382 Title: STATE OF IA EX REL VS JASON HANSON

NOTICE REGARDING ELECTRONIC FILING

This case has been converted to an electronic case by Order of the Court.

New rules apply to electronically filed cases.Because your case has been converted to an electronic case, it is now governed by Chapter 16 Rules Pertainingto the Use of the Electronic Document Management System. What is required of you? You must register to use the Electronic Document Management System (EDMS). If you haven't already registered, please log on to the Iowa Judicial Branch eFiling website at https://www.iowacourts.state.ia.us/EFile to register. You are required to have a current e-mail account for use with EDMS. Registration requires you to understandand agree to comply with the rules that govern electronic filing, contained the Chapter 16 Rules Pertaining tothe use of the Electronic Document Management System, available on the Iowa Judicial Branch eFiling website. Your registration constitutes your request for, and consent to, electronic service of court-generated documentsand documents filed electronically by other parties. When you have completed your registration, you can beginfiling and viewing documents on your case and receiving notifications of filings, and events. EXCEPTIONS: For good cause, the court may authorize you to submit a document in paper. Upon showing ofexceptional circumstances, the chief judge of the district in which a case is pending may grant you an exemptionfrom registering and filing electronically. You must protect private information when using EDMS.Division VI of Chapter 16 Rules Pertaining to the Use of the Electronic Document Management Systemspecifies personal information that is now considered protected by the court, as well as what you must do tokeep protected personal information out of the public documents you eFile. Training and technical support are available for EDMS.Technical support for the Iowa Judicial Branch eFiling website is available at 1-877-369-8324. If you havequestions about court procedures related to electronic filing, contact your county clerk of court office.

We look forward to your comments and suggestionsas we implement electronic filings in the Iowa Courts

E-FILED 2013 MAR 13 8:19 AM SAC - CLERK OF DISTRICT COURT

In The Iowa District Court for the Second Judicial District

In re the conversion of paper files to electric documents

Administrative Order

Iowa Court Rule 16.102 authorizes a chief judge to order the conversion of paper court files to anelectronic file of any case not subject to the Rules Pertaining to the Use of the Electronic DocumentManagement System (EDMS). It is in the best interest of all for the Court to have access via EDMS to pendingfiles that exist at the time a county clerk of court office implements EDMS. Accordingly: It is so Ordered that: 1. Each Clerk of Court may take action to convert paper case files that are pending and will likely appear on a future court schedule as soon as implementation of EDMS begins in their respective counties. 2. The Clerk shall work with the local Court to identify specific documents that are to be scanned in each case type. Upon implementation of electronic filing in the County, the security level of these electronic records shall be as identified by the EDMS Business Advisory Committee. 3. The Clerk shall send the Notice Regarding Electronic Filing to the attorneys and parties appearing pro se. 4. Once notified, counsel of record or parties appearing pro se shall apply the rules pertaining to protection of personal privacy (Iowa Ct.R.16.602 through 16.607) to all future filings in that case. 5. After being notified of commencement of the electronic filing in that County, attorneys, parties appearing pro se and all other shall file all future filings on that case electronically. It is so Ordered: Dated 3rd day of November, 2010

/s/ Kurt L. Wilke Kurt L. Wilke, Chief Judge of the Second Judicial District of Iowa


Recipient ListCase ID : 02811 DRCV018382 - STATE OF IA EX REL VS JASON

HANSONEvent Cd : NOOT

JASON JAY HANSON filed


In the Iowa District Court in and for SAC County

Case No: 02811 DRCV018382 Title: STATE OF IA EX REL VS JASON HANSON

NOTICE REGARDING ELECTRONIC FILING

This case has been converted to an electronic case by Order of the Court.

New rules apply to electronically filed cases.Because your case has been converted to an electronic case, it is now governed by Chapter 16 Rules Pertainingto the Use of the Electronic Document Management System. What is required of you? You must register to use the Electronic Document Management System (EDMS). If you haven't already registered, please log on to the Iowa Judicial Branch eFiling website at https://www.iowacourts.state.ia.us/EFile to register. You are required to have a current e-mail account for use with EDMS. Registration requires you to understandand agree to comply with the rules that govern electronic filing, contained the Chapter 16 Rules Pertaining tothe use of the Electronic Document Management System, available on the Iowa Judicial Branch eFiling website. Your registration constitutes your request for, and consent to, electronic service of court-generated documentsand documents filed electronically by other parties. When you have completed your registration, you can beginfiling and viewing documents on your case and receiving notifications of filings, and events. EXCEPTIONS: For good cause, the court may authorize you to submit a document in paper. Upon showing ofexceptional circumstances, the chief judge of the district in which a case is pending may grant you an exemptionfrom registering and filing electronically. You must protect private information when using EDMS.Division VI of Chapter 16 Rules Pertaining to the Use of the Electronic Document Management Systemspecifies personal information that is now considered protected by the court, as well as what you must do tokeep protected personal information out of the public documents you eFile. Training and technical support are available for EDMS.Technical support for the Iowa Judicial Branch eFiling website is available at 1-877-369-8324. If you havequestions about court procedures related to electronic filing, contact your county clerk of court office.

We look forward to your comments and suggestionsas we implement electronic filings in the Iowa Courts


In The Iowa District Court for the Second Judicial District

In re the conversion of paper files to electric documents

Administrative Order

Iowa Court Rule 16.102 authorizes a chief judge to order the conversion of paper court files to anelectronic file of any case not subject to the Rules Pertaining to the Use of the Electronic DocumentManagement System (EDMS). It is in the best interest of all for the Court to have access via EDMS to pendingfiles that exist at the time a county clerk of court office implements EDMS. Accordingly: It is so Ordered that: 1. Each Clerk of Court may take action to convert paper case files that are pending and will likely appear on a future court schedule as soon as implementation of EDMS begins in their respective counties. 2. The Clerk shall work with the local Court to identify specific documents that are to be scanned in each case type. Upon implementation of electronic filing in the County, the security level of these electronic records shall be as identified by the EDMS Business Advisory Committee. 3. The Clerk shall send the Notice Regarding Electronic Filing to the attorneys and parties appearing pro se. 4. Once notified, counsel of record or parties appearing pro se shall apply the rules pertaining to protection of personal privacy (Iowa Ct.R.16.602 through 16.607) to all future filings in that case. 5. After being notified of commencement of the electronic filing in that County, attorneys, parties appearing pro se and all other shall file all future filings on that case electronically. It is so Ordered: Dated 3rd day of November, 2010

/s/ Kurt L. Wilke Kurt L. Wilke, Chief Judge of the Second Judicial District of Iowa


Recipient ListCase ID : 02811 DRCV018382 - STATE OF IA EX REL VS JASON

HANSONEvent Cd : NOOT

JASON JAY HANSON filed


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IN THE IOWA DISTRICT COURT FOR SAC COUNTY

STATE OF IOWA, EX REL, T. AND M.H., MINOR CHILDREN Petitioner,

vs.

JASON HANSON Respondent VS. RACHEL SUE GRIMES Respondent

NO. DRCV018382

ORDER SUSPENDING SUPPORT

This matter comes before the Court on the issue of suspension of support pursuant to

Iowa Code Section 252B.20. The State of Iowa is represented by JADE HAVERMANN. For

purposes of the support provisions suspended by this order, the payor, JASON HANSON,

appeared by signing the Affidavit Regarding Suspension of Support; the payee, RACHEL

GRIMES, appeared by signing the Affidavit Regarding Suspension of Support.

The Court, upon the record, including the Affidavit Regarding Suspension of Support, being

fully advised in the premises, FINDS:

1. The Court has jurisdiction over the subject matter and Iowa is the proper state in which to

enter an order suspending support, according to Iowa Code chapter 252K. Entry of this

order suspending support will not violate 28 USC 1738B.

2. A support obligation was previously ordered in this matter.

3. The Child Support Recovery Unit (Unit) received and accepted a Request to Suspend

Support in this matter.

4. This order requires ongoing support for the following child(ren):

Child

T.L.H. M.M.H.

Year of Birth

1997 2000

5. The support order does not require ongoing spousal support for the payee.

6. Ongoing support for the child(ren) and payee is not assigned or redirected to any other

party.

7. According to Iowa Code section 252B.20, the payor, payee and any named other

parent/caretaker have jointly requested the assistance of the Unit in suspending the

ordered support provisions, as specified under paragraph 1 below. This request meets

the statutory requirements and the parties have signed an affidavit attesting that one or

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more of the children entitled to ongoing support currently live in the same household with

the person ordered to pay support. The order includes a step change which specifies the

amount of support that is due as the number of children entitled to support changes.

8. By signing the affidavit, the payor, payee and any named other parent/caretaker

consented to the suspension of support as specified below and acknowledged that any

delinquency that has accrued prior to the effective date of this order is unaffected and

remains a judgment and subject to enforcement under any means authorized by law.

9. The parties have not disclosed, and the Unit is not aware of, any other ongoing support

orders that affect the same payor, payee, and children.

THEREFORE, the Court, according to section 252B.20, CONCLUDES AND ORDERS:

1. The following ongoing support obligations are suspended:

• Child support ordered against either parent for the following child(ren):

Child

T.L.H.

Year of Birth

1997

Note: Any person previously ordered to provide health insurance must notify the

appropriate parties in order to discontinue health insurance coverage and premium

deductions.

2. The effective date of suspension is the date of filing of this order with the clerk of court.

Any support that has accrued prior to the effective date of this order is unaffected and

remains a judgment and is subject to enforcement under any means authorized by law.

3. Without further action by the Court, this suspension order shall become final and

terminate support according to Iowa Code section 252B.20(4). Support does not accrue

while suspended unless it is found that the suspension was requested under false

pretenses.

4. The support obligation(s) suspended by this order may be reinstated within six (6) months

from the date of filing this order, according to Iowa Code section 252B.20.

5. All other provisions of the order are unchanged by this suspension order and shall remain

in full force.

6. Following the approval and filing of this order, the payor shall pay the amount of child

support, $293.00 per month for the children listed below. The ongoing obligation(s) for

the child(ren) named shall continue to be adjusted without further court order, to


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correspond to the number of children entitled to support, according to the terms of the

underlying support order. This amount is effective on the first date that the next support

payment is due according to the terms of the prior support order and continues on the

same periodic due date thereafter.

Child

M.M.H.

Year of Birth

2000 7. The conditions for ending the ongoing support obligation for each child are unchanged by

this action.

8. All payments ordered shall be payable to the COLLECTION SERVICES CENTER, P.O.

BOX 9125, DES MOINES, IOWA 50306-9125, AND IN NO OTHER MANNER. Each

payment shall identify the payor, payee/caretaker, and the following CSC number 383968.

Any payment sent directly to the payee or the children by the payor shall be considered a

gift and not credited to the support ordered.

ORIGINAL FILED

Copies to:

RACHEL GRIMES JASON HANSON

INFORMATIONAL NOTICE REQUESTED BY THE CHILD SUPPORT RECOVERY UNIT

The Unit may ask the court to reinstate the suspended obligation if, within six months of the date this order is entered suspending the support obligation, either of the following happens:

a) The payor, payee, or any assignee (including the Unit), requests that the support order be reinstated. Any request for reinstatement must be made in writing, to the local child support office that initiated the suspension. The request must state the reason for reinstatement and provide enough information to identify the order and parties involved.

b) One or more of the children for whom support was suspended begins receiving public assistance benefits and the parent ordered to pay support is not a member of the public assistance household.

Unless reinstated, an order suspending support becomes final six months after entry. This does not mean that a new support order cannot be entered against either parent if conditions change later. It means a new order must be entered rather than reinstating the old order.


State of Iowa Courts

Type: MODIFIED SUPPORT ORDER

Case Number Case TitleDRCV018382 STATE OF IA EX REL VS JASON HANSON

So Ordered

Electronically signed on 2013-03-14 12:15:18 page 4 of 4


E-FILED 2013 JUN 20 3:17 PM SAC - CLERK OF DISTRICT COURT

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STATE OF IOWA, EX REL,

T. AND M. H., MINOR CHILDREN

Petitioner,

vs.

JASON HANSON

Respondent.

VS. RACHEL SUE GRIMES

RESPONDENT

NO. DRCV018382

252H APPROVAL ORDER –

ADMINISTRATIVE MODIFICATION OF A CHILD

SUPPORT OBLIGATION

This matter comes before the Court for the review and approval of the administrator’s order pursuant to Chapter 252H, the

Code of Iowa.

The administrative order herein is approved, as indicated by the attached electronic judicial signature.

Send to:

JASON J. HANSON

RACHEL S. GRIMES

E-FILED 2013 JUN 24 10:55 AM SAC - CLERK OF DISTRICT COURT


Type: OTHER ORDER


So Ordered


E-FILED 2013 JUN 24 10:55 AM SAC - CLERK OF DISTRICT COURT

E-FILED 2013 OCT 02 3:19 PM SAC - CLERK OF DISTRICT COURT

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STATE OF IOWA, EX REL,

T. AND M. H., MINOR CHILDREN

Petitioner,

vs.

JASON HANSON

Respondent.

VS. RACHEL SUE GRIMES

RESPONDENT

NO. DRCV018382

252H APPROVAL ORDER –

ADMINISTRATIVE MODIFICATION OF A CHILD

SUPPORT OBLIGATION

This matter comes before the Court for the review and approval of the administrator’s order pursuant to Chapter 252H, the

Code of Iowa.

The administrative order herein is approved, as indicated by the attached electronic judicial signature.

Send to:

JASON J. HANSON

WILLIAM M ALEXANDER

PO BOX 101

LAURENS, IA 50554

RACHEL S. STURTEVANT



Type: OTHER ORDER


So Ordered



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