The Child Support Attorney serves as a hearing officer and conducts administrative hearings to determine paternity and child support obligations, as well as administrative mistake-of-fact reviews and reviews and adjustments of support orders. The position presides over hearings, deliberates, and issues written administrative decisions affirming, reversing, or modifying decisions made by the child support enforcement agency. The attorney ensures due process protections and consistent application of child support administrative rules and applicable state statutes and policies. The role also provides legal services to the Child Support Enforcement Agency, including legal research and opinions, review of support cases, and representation of Montgomery County in administrative proceedings. The attorney documents actions taken, follows up on information needed from outside sources, maintains statistics, and prepares required reports. Related duties may also be assigned.
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