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Enforcing Your Support Order
Requesting Enforcement Services
The following forms are required when applying for Child Support Enforcement Services when you already have a child support
court order. Click on the links below to download each document.
In addition to completing the forms above, you must provide a copy of your photo ID and a copy of each applicable document:
- Each child’s birth certificate
- Divorce decree, separation agreement or other child support order
- Marriage license
- A photograph of the other parent
Interstate Enforcement
Child Support Enforcement Services works cooperatively with other states to enforce child support court orders when non-custodial
parents live out of state. The Division’s reach also extends internationally to countries including, Australia, the United
Kingdom and Poland.
Enforcement Remedies
Each month the obligor (non-custodial parent) receives a child support payment statement from the Family Support Registry.
If there is an interruption in payments received by the custodial parent, Child Support Enforcement Services uses a variety
of options (known as enforcement remedies) to encourage child support orders are paid. Obligors are notified before the remedy occurs.
View a list of the various enforcement remedies.
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