Family Justice Services Western
Final Evaluation
2004-FCY-8E
Figure 2 Recalculation of Court Orders
Flow Chart
- 1. Provincial or Supreme Court makes Court Order for Child Support
- 2. Court Order is forwarded to FJSW Recalculation Cletk
- 3. Recalculation Clerk sets up file and inputs Court Order into database
- 4. Reminder is sent to payor to provide FJSW income information one month prior to due date
- 5a. Information is received by FJSW
- 5b. No information received by FJSW
- 6a. Child support is recalculated based on income Tax Return and Notice of Assessement (not special or extraordinary expenses if ordered)
- 6b. Child support is recalculated based on the Consumer Price Index for Newfoundland & Labrador as determined by Statistics Canada (not special or extraordinary expenses if ordered)
- 7. If there is no change in the recalculated amount, a letter is sent by regular mail to both parties and to the court.
- 8. If there is a change in the child support amount, a Recalculation Notice and two blank Notices of Objection are sent to each party by registered mail with a copy to the court.
- 9. FJSW will notify applicable court of the date of Confirmation of Service
- 10. Parties have 30 days to file Notice of Objection with the court and other party that made the order
- 11a. Notice of Objection is filed; Court sets a hearing and notifies FJSW of objection
- 11b. No Notice of Objection is filed; Court makes a new order based on the recalculated amount and forwards a copy to Support Enforcement and FJSW
- 12. Court hears the matter and forwards Support Enforcement and FJSW any new order that may be made
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