Iowa § 252H.23 - 252H.23 Right to request cost-of-living alteration.
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§ 252H.23. 252H.23 Right to request cost-of-living alteration.
A parent may request a cost-of-living alteration by submitting all of the following to child support services: 1. A written request for a cost-of-living alteration to the support order signed by the parent making the request. 2. A statement signed by the nonrequesting parent agreeing to the cost-of-living alteration to the support order. 3. A statement signed by each parent waiving that parent’s right to personal service and accepting service by regular mail. 4. Other documentation specified by rule of the department. 97 Acts, ch 175, §108; 2023 Acts, ch 19, §948 Referred to in §252H.22 Thu Dec 11 19:16:20 2025 Iowa Code 2026, Section 252H.23 (19, 0)
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