[header] How to collect child support from an incarcerated parent [title] Contact your state's attorney general's office. [step] Every state has established child support enforcement agencies that help parents collect child support. In many states, the attorney general's office helps parents.
[header] How to collect child support from an incarcerated parent [title] Contact your state's attorney general's office. [step] Every state has established child support enforcement agencies that help parents collect child support. In many states, the attorney general's office helps parents.
Other states have created local agencies to perform the same role. A child support enforcement agency can help you get an initial child support order. [substeps] Usually, the attorney general's office will contact adults or families. These agencies often may be identified by the status and type of child support case they represent. [substeps] Use the office locator app on your phones or a search engine. Type " your state " or " state child support enforcement " and the address into the search bar. In addition, the attorney general's office also provides assistance to parents, which can enable them to file procedural motions in court. Many states require you to file procedural motions before a judge can draft a child support order.