OAR 416-100-0040
Special Circumstances Regarding Incarcerated Obligors

In some cases, offenders in the legal or physical custody of OYA may be considered obligors for the purpose of child support. OYA will follow DCS rules and coordinate the child support process with regard to these offenders.

Source: Rule 416-100-0040 — Special Circumstances Regarding Incarcerated Obligors, https://secure.sos.state.or.us/oard/view.action?ruleNumber=416-100-0040 (accessed May 26, 2025).

416–100–0000
Purpose 416–100–0005
Definitions 416–100–0010
Referral Process 416–100–0020
Exemptions 416–100–0030
Confidentiality 416–100–0040
Special Circumstances Regarding Incarcerated Obligors 416–100–0050
Child Attending School Provisions 416–100–0060
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Original Source: Rule 416-100-0040 — Special Circumstances Regarding Incarcerated Obligors, https://secure.sos.state.or.us/oard/view.action?ruleNumber=416-100-0040 (last accessed May 10, 2025).

OAR 416-100-0040 Special Circumstances Regarding Incarcerated Obligors

OAR 416-100-0040
Special Circumstances Regarding Incarcerated Obligors