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District Attorney - Child Support Services
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District Attorney - Child Support Services
Any custodial person (the person with custody of the child) or non-custodial parent (the parent ordered to pay) may request child support services.
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District Attorney - Child Support Services
The easiest way to collect child support is to deduct it from the non-custodial parent's paycheck. We receive the money from the employer and send it out. This is called an income assignment and requires an income withholding order.
If payments are missed, our goal is to get a monthly repayment plan toward the past-due support in addition to any current support owed.