Rule 5:7-11. Application for Title IV-D Child Support Services; Probation Division
Enforcement; Monitoring-Only Services
(a) IV-D Application. Any party seeking full Title IV-D enforcement services by the
Probation Division of an order that includes the payment of child support, or spousal
support in conjunction with child support on the same order, shall submit a completed Title
IV-D application, except as otherwise provided by law. An application fee must be paid by
the party applying for services or paid by the State out of its own funds and may be
recovered from the non-custodial parent, except as otherwise provided by law. The forms
and procedures to implement the processing of the IV-D application and collection of the
fee shall be prescribed by the Administrative Director of the Courts.
(b) Monitoring-Only Application. In the absence of the submission of a Title IV-D
application for services, as required by paragraph (a) of this Rule, the Probation Division
may provide monitoring-only services of support orders that are paid to the New Jersey
Family Support Payment Center. Monitoring-only services shall be limited to entering and
updating of case demographics on the statewide automated system, and the collection,
disbursement and recording of payments made to the New Jersey Family Support
Payment Center. In the absence of a Title IV-D application, the Probation Division shall not
provide any enforcement services. A party may apply for limited, monitoring-only services,
by completing a monitoring-only application and pay the applicable fee. The forms and
procedures to implement the processing of the monitoring-only application and collection
of the fee shall be prescribed by the Administrative Director of the Courts.
If the order, when initially entered, contains a provision for the payment of child
support or spousal support in conjunction with child support on the same order, the support
shall be paid through immediate income withholding, unless either party shows and the
court finds good cause for an alternative arrangement.
Note: Adopted July 27, 2015 to be effective September 1, 2015.
Enforcement; Monitoring-Only Services
(a) IV-D Application. Any party seeking full Title IV-D enforcement services by the
Probation Division of an order that includes the payment of child support, or spousal
support in conjunction with child support on the same order, shall submit a completed Title
IV-D application, except as otherwise provided by law. An application fee must be paid by
the party applying for services or paid by the State out of its own funds and may be
recovered from the non-custodial parent, except as otherwise provided by law. The forms
and procedures to implement the processing of the IV-D application and collection of the
fee shall be prescribed by the Administrative Director of the Courts.
(b) Monitoring-Only Application. In the absence of the submission of a Title IV-D
application for services, as required by paragraph (a) of this Rule, the Probation Division
may provide monitoring-only services of support orders that are paid to the New Jersey
Family Support Payment Center. Monitoring-only services shall be limited to entering and
updating of case demographics on the statewide automated system, and the collection,
disbursement and recording of payments made to the New Jersey Family Support
Payment Center. In the absence of a Title IV-D application, the Probation Division shall not
provide any enforcement services. A party may apply for limited, monitoring-only services,
by completing a monitoring-only application and pay the applicable fee. The forms and
procedures to implement the processing of the monitoring-only application and collection
of the fee shall be prescribed by the Administrative Director of the Courts.
If the order, when initially entered, contains a provision for the payment of child
support or spousal support in conjunction with child support on the same order, the support
shall be paid through immediate income withholding, unless either party shows and the
court finds good cause for an alternative arrangement.
Note: Adopted July 27, 2015 to be effective September 1, 2015.
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