Child Support Enforcement - Sarpy County Nebraska
Child Support Enforcement - Sarpy County Nebraska
Child Support Enforcement - Sarpy County Nebraska
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§ 43-512.03. <strong>County</strong> attorney or authorized attorney; duties; enumerated; department;<br />
powers; actions; real party in interest; representation; section, how construed.<br />
(1) The county attorney or authorized attorney shall:<br />
(a) On request by the Department of Health and Human Services as described in subsection (2)<br />
of this section or when the investigation or application filed under section 43-512 or 43-512.02<br />
justifies, file a complaint against a nonsupporting party in the district, county, or separate<br />
juvenile court praying for an order for child or medical support in cases when there is no existing<br />
child or medical support order. …<br />
. . .<br />
State ex rel. Cammarata v. Chambers, 6 Neb. App. 467, 574 N.W.2d 530 (1998)<br />
The nonexistence of a support order is a prerequisite to an action by the State to<br />
establish support under this section [§ 43-512.03], and a dissolution decree or<br />
modification order which addresses the issue of support, even if ordering that no<br />
support is due from either party, constitutes a support order which precludes the<br />
State from instituting such an action.<br />
43-504. Terms, defined; pregnancy; effect.<br />
(1) The term dependent child shall mean a child under the age of nineteen years who is living<br />
with a relative or with a caretaker who is the child’s legal guardian or conservator in a<br />
place of residence maintained by one or more of such relatives or caretakers as his,<br />
her, or their own home, or which child has been removed from the home of his or her<br />
father, mother, grandfather, grandmother, brother, sister, stepfather, stepmother,<br />
stepbrother, stepsister, uncle, aunt, first or second cousin, nephew, or niece as a result<br />
of judicial determination to the effect that continuation in the home would be contrary<br />
to the safety and welfare of the child and such child has been placed in a foster family<br />
home or child care institution as a result of such determination, when the state or any<br />
court having jurisdiction of such child is responsible for the care and placement of<br />
such child and one of the following conditions exists: (a) Such child received aid from<br />
the state in or for the month in which court proceedings leading to such determination<br />
were initiated; (b) such child would have received assistance in or for such month if<br />
application had been made therefor; or (c) such child had been living with such a<br />
relative specified in this subsection at any time within six months prior to the month<br />
in which such proceedings were initiated and would have received such aid in or for<br />
the month that such proceedings were initiated if in such month the child had been<br />
living with, and removed from the home of, such a relative and application had been<br />
made therefor.<br />
. . .<br />
§ 43-512.08. Intervention in matters relating to child, spousal, or medical support; when<br />
authorized.<br />
The county attorney or authorized attorney, acting for or on behalf of the State of <strong>Nebraska</strong>, may<br />
intervene without leave of the court in any proceeding for dissolution of marriage, paternity,<br />
separate maintenance, or child, spousal, or medical support for the purpose of securing an order<br />
for child, spousal, or medical support, modifying an order for child or medical support, or<br />
modifying an order for child support as the result of a review of such order under sections 43-<br />
512.12 to 43-512.18. Such proceedings shall be limited only to the determination of child or<br />
medical support. Except in cases in which the intervention is the result of a review under such<br />
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