BECOME A FAN ON FACEBOOK...		FOLLOW US ON TWITTER...
Any amount of support paid can help make the difference in your child's life.
Important news about your child support payments.
Starting February 6, 2012, disbursements will be applied to the new MasterCard EPC for participants who have received and activated their card. The new toll free number for the State Disbursement Unit is: 1-855-252-6630
Electronic Payment Card Changes
Changes are coming to the State Disbursement Unit in January that will affect your electronic payment card. These changes are due to a new banking service provider.
Your electronic payment card is changing to a new MasterCard debit card. New features to your MasterCard account include: Deposit notifications Low balance alerts Savings discounts at major retailers with MasterCard Marketplace A new toll free number (855) 252-6630 is available to answer any questions you may have You will need to activate your new card by calling the toll free number on the face of the card. Once activated, child support payments can be added beginning February 6, 2012. Do not destroy or throw away your existing debit card; you may continue using it as long as funds remain. For more information <click here> Compromise of Arrears    Do you owe past due child support to the state? You may be eligible to settle your debt for less than what you owe. In certain child support cases, the law allows for a parent to pay less than their total child support debt owed to the government. This is called a compromise of arrears. For more information <click here>

Types of services we provide:

Locate a parent Establish paternity Establish, modify, and enforce a court order for child support Establish, modify, and enforce an order for health insurance coverage

Sign up for Direct Deposit

View Payments

We help parents with

• Determining paternity (fatherhood)
• Establishing court orders for child support as well as medical support
• Collecting and receiving child support
• Providing medical coverage
• Accounting records for payments of support
• Locating absent parents