Screening for Family Violence.

22 CCR 112300

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22 CCR 112300

§ 112300. Screening for Family Violence.

(a)

Each local child support agency shall screen all custodial parties and noncustodial parents for family violence, as specified below:

(1)

For all new cases, except interstate responding cases, screening shall occur either:

(A)

During the initial interview, specified in Sections 112100(e) and 112140; or

(B)

If the addresses of either a custodial party or noncustodial parent are unknown, within five business days of receiving locate information about a custodial party or a noncustodial parent.

(2)

For all existing, cases screening shall occur either:

(A)

Within 60 days of transitioning to an interim child support computer system; or

(B)

Within five days of first locating a custodial party or a noncustodial parent.

(b)

Except as specified in subsection(a)(1)(A), above, screening shall consist of:

(1)

Mailing to a custodial party and a noncustodial parent a domestic violence cover letter #1, “DVCVR #1”, CSS 2140, dated (09/01/01), incorporated by reference herein, and a “Child Support Domestic Violence Questionnaire,” form CSS 2142. If a child is in foster care, the forms shall be mailed to both noncustodial parents.

(2)

Requiring completion and submission of form 2142 to a local child support agency within 30 days of the date the form was mailed, if a custodial party or noncustodial parent believe that the release of identifying information about him/her to the federal government could result in physical or emotional harm to the party/parent(s), or to the children of the party/parent(s).

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