WAC 388-14A-7315. When might DCS deny a request for a determination of controlling order?

(1) The division of child support (DCS) may deny a request for determination of controlling order made by a party to a child support order or another state's IV-D agency for the following reasons: (a) There is only one support order for the obligor and the children; (b) There is no current support owing under any existing support order for the obligor and the children; or (c) There has already been a determination of controlling order performed for the obligor and the children. (2) The denial of a request for determination of controlling order does not: (a) Stop the party or other state's IV-D agency from bringing an action in superior court. (b) Give rise to a right to administrative hearing.