WAC 388-460-0060. When are protective payee plans done?

A protective payee plan may be developed when a case is assigned to a protective payee. (1) A copy of the plan is provided to the protective payee and the client. (2) All cases must be reviewed: (a) After an initial three-month period; and (b) At least every six months beyond the initial period for ongoing cases. (3) Reviews include evaluation of: (a) The need for the client to continue in protective payee status; or (b) The need to change the plan; or (c) The client's potential to assume control of their funds (or be removed from protective payee status); and (d) Protective payee performance.