C. The income, assets, earnings or other property, both real and personal, owned by the offender's spouse or family.

3. Amount of fee. After considering all relevant evidence on the issue of the offender's ability to pay under subsection 2, the court may enter, as part of its sentence, a reimbursement fee that shall must be paid by the offender for his incarceration in the county jail. The fee shall must bear a reasonable relationship to the offender's ability to pay. Upon petition by the offender, the amount may be modified to reflect any changes in the financial status of the offender.

4.__Timing of fee.__If an offender is sentenced to pay a reimbursement fee, the court may grant permission for the payment to be made within a specified time or in specified installments.__ If such permission is not contained in the sentence, the reimbursement fee is payable immediately.

5.__Default.__An offender who has been sentenced to pay a reimbursement fee and who has defaulted in payment of the fee must be returned to court for further disposition.

A probation officer who knows of a default in payment of a reimbursement fee by an offender shall report the default to the office of the attorney for the State or the attorney for the county.__If the reimbursement fee was a condition of probation, the attorney for the State or the attorney for the county may file a motion to enforce payment of the reimbursement fee or, with the written consent of the probation officer, a motion to revoke probation under section 1205.__If the reimbursement fee was not a condition of probation, the attorney for the State or the attorney for the county may file a motion to enforce payment of the reimbursement fee.

6.__Motion to enforce payment of reimbursement fee.__Either the attorney for the State, the attorney for the county or the court may initiate a motion to enforce payment of a reimbursement fee.__Notification for the hearing on the motion must be sent by regular mail to the offender's last known address.__If the offender does not appear for the hearing after proper notification has been sent, the court may issue a bench warrant.

A.__Unless the offender shows by a preponderance of the evidence that the default was not attributable to an intentional or knowing refusal to obey the court's order or to a failure on the offender's part to make a good-faith