Parental Accountability Court Program - Child Support Services.

The Indiana Office of Court Services (IOCS) was established by the Supreme Court in 2016 as part of an administrative reorganization of state-level judicial branch offices. The IOCS was created to carry out the statutory responsibilities of the Indiana Judicial Center, the Division of State Court Administration, and the Interstate Compact.

Having a case with Child Support Services creates a record of all child support payments, provides a neutral go-between for parents, and can help both parents avoid court and assist with navigating the child support system. Child Support Services staff act in the public interest and do not represent either side of a child support case.

ADR Managing Mediator. Bilingual Services Assistant. Budget Analyst I. Budget Analyst II. Building Engineer. Business Analyst I. Business Analyst II. Business Intelligence Analyst. Business Intelligence Developer. Case Manager - Useful Public Service. Chief Probation Officer I. Chief Probation Officer II. Chief Probation Officer III.

New York State's Social Services Law Section 111-j allows the Child Support Program to withhold child support from unemployment insurance benefits (UIB). In New York, the maximum UIB that will be withheld for child support is 50% of the weekly benefit amount.

Problem solving courts, such as drug courts, differ from traditional courts in that they are specially designed court calendars or dockets dedicated to addressing one type of offense or offender. These court-based interventions may focus on substance abuse, mental health, and other criminogenic issues. Typically, the judge plays a key.

CERTIFIED PROCESS SERVERS Introduction to the Certified Process Servers Program. The Twentieth Judicial Circuit of Florida established, via Administrative Order 2.30, an approved list of Certified Process Servers as an alternative means for the service of process for criminal summonses, criminal witness subpoenas, and initial nonenforceable civil process.

Discusses the responsibilities and staffing of the AOC offices, which exercise control over the courts in their states, as well as their structure, jurisdiction, and funding. Shows how the coordination of court processes and resources can move cases in a timely fashion from filing to disposition through differentiated case management, case.

Mental health courts (MHC) are a form of collaborative court that provides specific services and treatment to defendants dealing with mental illness. Mental health courts provide an alternative to the traditional court system by emphasizing a problem-solving model and connecting defendants to a variety of rehabilitative services and support.

Family Court Tool Kit: Trauma and child development. Features promising practices for moving toward a trauma-responsive court that is informed about childhood development and the architecture of the developing brain. One Family, One Judge, No Continuances 2014 Juvenile and Family Court Journal article by Alicia Summers and Corey Shdaimah.

Ruth Graham recently wrote a feature for the Boston Globe shining a light on the many flaws with the modern child support system. Graham’s piece traces the history of the modern system and exposes how it is based on stereotypes and outdated notions.

SWJC Problem Solving Court R. Rucker Smith, judge SHELIA HINES, PROBLEM SOLVING COURT COORDINATOR. Through judicial oversight and in collaboration with community partners, the Division of Child Support Services’ Problem Solving Court will assist and mentor participants who exhibit barriers to self-sufficiency through the provision of community services and adult education.

Court consists of a Family Division and a Trial Division, supported by Automation and Technology Unit, Finance Services, Problem Solving Courts, Friend of the Court and Juvenile Home. The Circuit Court Clerk’s Office is responsible for court records. The office processes court records.