Albiston v. Maine Commissioner of Human Services

How courts have described this case

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• holding that AFDC recipients have an enforceable right to prompt disbursement of their child support payments under Title IV—D
• holding that AFDC recipients have an enforceable right to prompt disbursement of their child support payments under Title IV-D
• holding that Suter did not overturn Wilder, but merely superimposed an additional threshold test
• holding that Suter did not overturn Wilder, but merely superimposed an additional threshold test
• employing regulation to “demarcate the contours of reasonable ‘promptness’ in the Title IV-A context”
• interpreting a substantially similar regulation under the Social Security Act as “equat[ing] reasonable ‘promptness’ . . . with an absence of delay due to the State’s administrative process”

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