CHILD SUPPORT DUE PROCESS [LAW OF THE LAND]
UIFSA 701(6)(A)(i), means an agreement for support in a record that: is enforceable as a support order in the country of origin...
All U.S. states have enacted UIFSA (bind on the issuing state court record, continuing, exclusive jurisdiction) in order to receive federal funding for their child support programs [42 U.S.C. § 666(f)].
UIFSA addresses the duties of the state that originally issues a decree, the "issuing state".
A [CONSENT, OF] RECORD PREREQUISITE [UIFSA 701(6)(A)] BINDING ON THE STATES [for recognition and enforcement]
UIFSA 701(6) is a "Foreign support agreement", UIFSA 701(6)(A) "means an agreement" for support in a record [issuing state court record] establish child support.
UIFSA is built on a "one order, one time, one place" construct (uniformity of procedures) for the creation of a valid support order for "The Convention" and/or "UIFSA" to have an effect "one-order system" regardless of whether the parents or child later move to another state or not. This means that only a single state or foreign country at a time may issue a child support order.
The state or foreign country that issues the original order holds what UIFSA calls "continuing, exclusive jurisdiction" (CEJ).
UIFSA's core concept is continuing, exclusive jurisdiction (CEJ), CEJ as a linchpin for both UIFSA and the federal Full Faith and Credit for Child Support Orders Act (FFCSOA).
A state that issues a support order consistent with that state's law or foreign country's law is the only state or foreign country that can change this order as long as one of the parties or the child lives there.
CEJ rules of UIFSS/FFCCSOA, CLEAR RULES REGARDING THE RECOGNITION AND ENFORCEMENT OF THE ARRANGEMENT IN THE CONCRETE CASE ["maintenance arrangements" "private agreements" require certification upon a challenge or appeal, see Art. 25 of the 2007 Convention, recognition and enforcement under the condition that such voluntary "maintenance arrangement" "private agreement" between parents be enforceable as a decision in the State of origin.
Michigan, as the issuing state "issuing state court continuing, exclusive jurisdiction (CCEJ), "all cases under UIFSA since welfare reform legislation" WHEREFORE, UIFSA 701(6)(A)(i) is BINDING ON THE ISSUING STATE OF MICHIGAN, UIFSA's uniform utilitarian evidentiary provision [consent] [private right] "record prerequisite" (uniform process) UIFSA construct - the inclusion of a "foreign support agreement" binding on the parties in the country of origin [UIFSA 701(6)(A)(i)].
In the United States, this mechanism provides for recognition and enforcement in some of the likely Convention countries; in Michigan, UIFSA is codified as MCL 552.2101.
[UIFSA RULES, a child support "obligation" to the State must be established in conformity with uniform processes — UIFSA construct, case processing "establishment", and an evidence record "mechanism" prerequisite.]
In Michigan 552.2205, a tribunal of this state that has issued a child-support order ["Inside this State"]
consistent with the law of this state has and shall exercise continuing, exclusive jurisdiction to modify its child-support order ["Outside this State" UIFSA107(6)(A)(iii)] if the order is the controlling order...
MCL 552.604(a)(iii) For a friend of the court case, an agreement by the payer...
MCL 552.604(3)(b) The parties enter into a written agreement that is reviewed and entered in the record by the court... [UIFSA 701(6)(A)].
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Appropriations, hereby authorized by agreement, funds for the care of children [a voluntary private right constitutional due process of law!!!].
Ejus Ext Nolle, Quipotestuelle. Person who can will (exercise volition) has a right to refuse to will (withhold consent).
Nihil consensui tam contrarium est quam vis atque metue. Nothing is so opposite to consent as force and fear.
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