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In 15 AAC 125.650 - 15 AAC 125.695, unless the context requires otherwise,
(1) "arrears forgiveness program" means the program established under AS 25.27.020 (f) - (h) and 15 AAC 125.650 - 15 AAC 125.695;
(2) "child support arrears" means a debt for support that is owed and past due under a support order for the support and maintenance of a child or a parent of a child for whom the agency is also collecting support; "child support arrears" includes
(A) monetary support;
(B) payment of health care costs or maintenance of health insurance;
(C) reimbursement of related costs;
(D) payment of attorney fees and legal costs and other fees; and
(E) any penalty, interest, and other relief as required by the support order;
(3) "incarceration" includes placement in a state or federal correctional facility, jail, halfway house, or work-release program;
(4) "other means of paying support" includes
(A) receipt of state or federal benefits, including social security, disability, retirement, and veteran's benefits;
(B) rental income from property and other assets;
(C) income from trusts, pensions, insurance policies, and litigation;
(D) income from interests in partnerships and other business entities;
(E) income from self-employment and other business activities;
(F) lottery winnings; and
(G) dividends from corporations, including dividends from corporations organized under 43 U.S.C. 1601 - 1629h (Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act);
(5) "state" means this state or any other state that has requested and been granted approval by the agency to participate in the arrears forgiveness program;
(6) "state debt" means child support arrears that are owed a state for reimbursement of public assistance or state-sponsored placement of the parent's children.
History: Eff. 4/1/2005, Register 173
Authority: AS 25.27.020
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