Revises child support provisions in South Dakota, including modifications to income imputation and support recovery periods.
This bill revises child support provisions in South Dakota. It modifies the conditions under which a parent's income can be imputed for child support purposes, including factors like employment status and occupational qualifications. The bill also extends the period for which a custodian can recover support to three years before the date of application or filing. Additionally, it allows for electronic service of notices and reports in child support proceedings if parties agree. The bill presumes a parent is capable of earning a minimum annual income unless proven otherwise.
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