Child Support Referee

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Child Support Referee
The candidate will be an independent contractor with the Unified Judicial System as a child support referee. For the 6th Judicial Circuit referee, the majority of cases will be from the Pierre area. However, cases could sometimes be assigned from other circuits state-wide. After approval by the Supreme Court, a contract will be entered between the referee and the UJS. Currently, the flat-fee compensation for work as a child support referee is $263 per case, as long as the contract requirements are met. The referee must provide their own equipment, schedule own hearings and draft the necessary documents. Space may be provided, if necessary, in the local Courthouse. Should be licensed attorney in the State of South Dakota & is a member in good standing of the State Bar Association. Must be familiar with family law and the child support referee process. Be organized in scheduling hearings and managing the associated paperwork. Facilitate and maintain good working relationships with a wide variety of sources including the public, clerks, Judges, and DSS. Should be able to remain neutral and objective while assisting the public with the child support referee process,

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