(1) The division of child support (DCS) applies amounts to a support debt owed for one family or household and distributes the amounts accordingly, rather than make a proportionate distribution between support debts owed to different families, when:
(a) Proportionate distribution is administratively inefficient; or
(b) The collection resulted from the sale or disposition of a specific piece of property against which a court awarded the custodial parent (CP) a judgment lien for child support;
(c) The collection is the result of a contempt order which provides that DCS must distribute the amounts to a particular case; or
(d) An Indian tribe has designated that funds withheld from a tribal benefit should not be applied to all of the cases of a particular noncustodial parent (NCP), but rather should be distributed based on a tribal court order, tribal law, or tribal custom.
(2) If the collection is the result of an automated enforcement of interstate (AEI) transaction under RCW
74.20A.188, DCS applies the payment as provided in WAC
388-14A-5006, even if the requesting state wants the payment applied to a specific case.
[Statutory Authority: RCW
26.23.035 and
74.08.090. WSR 18-11-047, § 388-14A-5007, filed 5/9/18, effective 7/1/18. Statutory Authority: RCW
26.09.105(17),
26.18.170(19),
26.23.050(8),
26.23.110(14),
34.05.020,
34.05.060,
34.05.220,
74.08.090,
74.20.040,
74.20A.055(9), and
74.20A.056(11). WSR 11-12-006, § 388-14A-5007, filed 5/19/11, effective 6/19/11. Statutory Authority: RCW
26.23.035,
74.08.090,
74.20A.188,
74.20A.310, 42 U.S.C. 666(a)14. WSR 01-24-078, § 388-14A-5007, filed 12/3/01, effective 1/3/02. Statutory Authority: RCW
74.08.090,
26.23.035,
74.20A.057,
74.20A.310. WSR 01-03-089, § 388-14A-5007, filed 1/17/01, effective 2/17/01. Formerly WAC 388-14-270.]