Child Support Enforcement

SERVICES

• Noncustodial parent location
• Establishment of paternity
• Establishment of child support/medical support obligations
• Collection and distribution of child support obligations
• Enforcement of child support orders

PUBLIC ASSISTANCE CLIENTS

Public Assistance recipients are required by law to cooperate with Child Support Enforcement to locate noncustodial parents to establish paternity and support. Clients who receive Medicaid only may request child support services at no charge.

NON-PUBLIC-ASSISTANCE CLIENTS

Non-Public-Assistance clients may apply for the above mentioned services; however, our office is prohibited by federal and state law from assisting you with custody, visitation, property settlement or divorce issues.

Select a topic to learn more about Child Support Enforcement:

• Contact Information
• Application Process
• Client Cooperation
• Confidentiality
• Distribution of Support Paid
• Enforcement of Child Support
• How Long Will It Take?
• Order Establishment
• Paternity Establishment
• Review and Adjustment
• Working with Other States