Iowa § 252D.23 Filing of withholding order — order effective as district court order

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§ 252D.23 — Filing of withholding order — order effective as district court order

Iowa § 252D.23

Title VIHUMAN SERVICES

Ch. 252DSUPPORT PAYMENTS — INCOME WITHHOLDING

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Iowa Code § 252D.23 (2026).

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An income withholding order entered by child support services pursuant to this chapter
shall be filed with the clerk of the district court. In lieu of any signature on the order which
may otherwise be required by law or rule, the order shall have affixed the name and address
of child support services. For the purposes of demonstrating compliance by the payor of
income, the copy of the withholding order or the notice of the order received, whether or
not the copy of the order is file-stamped, shall have all the force, effect, and attributes of a
docketed order of the district court including, but not limited to, availability of contempt of
court proceedings against a payor of income for noncompliance. However, any information
contained in the income withholding order or the notice of the or

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An income withholding order entered by child support services pursuant to this chapter
shall be filed with the clerk of the district court. In lieu of any signature on the order which
may otherwise be required by law or rule, the order shall have affixed the name and address
of child support services. For the purposes of demonstrating compliance by the payor of
income, the copy of the withholding order or the notice of the order received, whether or
not the copy of the order is file-stamped, shall have all the force, effect, and attributes of a
docketed order of the district court including, but not limited to, availability of contempt of
court proceedings against a payor of income for noncompliance. However, any information
contained in the income withholding order or the notice of the order related to the amount
of the accruing or accrued support obligation which does not reflect the correct amount of
support due does not modify the underlying support judgment.