Child Support and Work-Oriented Programs
Child support enforcement makes parents work to pay the government back for welfare benefits.
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noncustodial parents
Shared Parenting and Possible Reductions in Child Support
Shared-parenting time can mean reduced child support payments for the non-custodial parent. Be sure to know the guidelines.
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Interest on Late Child Support Payments
Most states charge interest on late charge support payments.
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Civil Servants Ruling on Child Support Issues
Kenya N. Rahmaan Like every other state, Ohio mandates that a non-custodial parent (NCP) meet a specific standard before the officials can waive permanently assigned arrears. According to the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services or ODJFS, the director or administrator of the Child Support Enforcement Agency (CSEA) may elect to
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Let’s All Thank Bill Clinton for The Deadbeat Parents Punishment Act
Former President Bill Clinton deserves thanks for the deadbeats law.
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Unmarried Parents and Paternity Rescission
Paternity fraud and the Bradley Amendment are the real epidemics plaguing this country, not fatherlessness.
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Exposing Child Support Arrears
Child support amounts vary greatly based on current and arrears owed.
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Child Support and Credit Scores
Kenya N. Rahmaan As penalties and punishments for nonpayment of child support become more commonly known, it is vital to discuss credit scores as they relate to child support delinquencies. The government can and will do everything in its power to discredit a person in regards to collecting child support from parents. Discrediting includes posting
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States Paid Grant Money to Enforce Child Support
Kenya N. Rahmaan The state and the federal government collect billions of dollars from the child support system. Certain states/counties can earn grant money besides the incentive money that states collect from the federal government because it meets or exceeds the performance measurements. Certain states/counties can collect grant money. The Department of Health and Human
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