15 AAC 125.745. Arrears reconciliation

(a) When there are multiple child support orders from more than one state for the same obligor, custodian, and children, and the subsequent orders do not modify or supersede the prior orders, the agency will give full faith and credit to each of those orders as follows:

(1) the agency will first identify the oldest child support order and will charge arrears based on the amount required in that order until the effective date of the second child support order;

(2) the agency will then identify the second oldest child support order and will charge arrears at the higher of the two amounts required in the two child support orders from the effective date of the second child support order;

(3) the agency will follow the process set out in (1) and (2) of this subsection for each additional child support order that was issued for the obligor, custodian, and children until a controlling order determination is issued as to the obligor, custodian, and children;

(4) if a tribunal of competent jurisdiction makes a controlling order determination, the agency will charge arrears based on the amount required in the controlling order; the agency will make the charge required by this paragraph effective as of the date of the controlling order determination, unless a different effective date is stated in the controlling order determination.

(b) The agency will enforce a child support order issued after October 20, 1994, with respect to an obligor, custodian, and children for whom a support order was already issued by another state, only if the support order issued after October 20, 1994, was made consistently with 28 U.S.C. 1738B.

History: Eff. 10/1/98, Register 147

Authority: AS 25.25.207

AS 25.25.209

AS 25.27.020 (a)

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