2005 Washington Revised Code RCW 26.18.210: Child support order summary report form.

(1) The administrative office of the courts shall develop a child support order summary report form to provide for the reporting of summary information in every case in which a child support order is entered or modified either judicially or administratively. The administrative office of the courts shall attempt to the greatest extent possible to make the form simple and understandable by the parties. The form shall indicate the following:

     (a) The county in which the order was entered and the cause number;

     (b) Whether it was a judicial or administrative order;

     (c) Whether the order is an original order or from a modification;

     (d) The number of children of the parties and the children's ages;

     (e) The combined monthly net income of parties;

     (f) The monthly net income of the father as determined by the court;

     (g) The monthly net income of the mother as determined by the court;

     (h) The basic child support obligation for each child as determined from the economic table;

     (i) Whether or not the court deviated from the child support for each child;

     (j) The reason or reasons stated by the court for the deviation;

     (k) The amount of child support after the deviation;

     (l) Any amount awarded for day care;

     (m) Any other extraordinary amounts in the order;

     (n) Any amount ordered for postsecondary education;

     (o) The total amount of support ordered;

     (p) In the case of a modification, the amount of support in the previous order;

     (q) If the change in support was in excess of thirty percent, whether the change was phased in;

     (r) The amount of the transfer payment ordered;

     (s) Which parent was ordered to make the transfer payment; and

     (t) The date of the entry of the order.

     (2) The administrative office of the courts shall make the form available to the parties.

[2005 c 282 § 33; 1990 1st ex.s. c 2 § 22.]

Effective dates -- Severability -- 1990 1st ex.s. c 2: See notes following RCW 26.09.100.