OREGON STATE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
OREGON CHILD SUPPORT PROGRAM
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-Establishing paternity
-Finding the noncustodial parent
-Establishing a child support order or making changes to an existing support order
-Coordination of children's health care coverage
-Determining amount of past-due child support
-Collecting and processing child support payments
-Processing spousal support payments in certain situations
The Child Support Program also assists employers to understand and comply with legal obligations, such as reporting new hires, withholding income, and enrolling dependents in medical insurance plans if available.
Confidential Address
Eligibility:
None
Hours:
Customer service: Monday-Friday 7am-5:15pm
Phone/FAX Numbers
- Toll-free (800) 850-0228
- TTY/TTD (800) 735-2900
Email Address: [email protected]
INTAKE PROCEDURE:
Call or visit website for more information
FEES:
None
DOCUMENTS:
None
LANGUAGES:
English, interpretation or signing by arrangement
AREA SERVED:
State of Oregon
SITE HOURS:
Monday-Friday 8am-5pm
Services:
- Comprehensive Family Law Services
- Genetic Testing and Screening
- Support Orders
- Wage Assignment Assistance
Other Services Offered At This Location:
- COMMUNITY GROUPS AND GOVERNMENT/ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES - SEARCH OREGON CHARITIES
- CONSUMER ASSISTANCE AND PROTECTION - CIVIL ENFORCEMENT DIVISION
- CONSUMER ASSISTANCE AND PROTECTION - SANCTUARY PROMISE HOTLINE
- LAW ENFORCEMENT SERVICES - CONSUMER PROTECTION
- LAW ENFORCEMENT SERVICES - CRIME VICTIM AND SURVIVOR SERVICES
- LAW ENFORCEMENT SERVICES - NON-EMERGENCY BIAS RESPONSE HOTLINE
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OREGON STATE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE