Most custodian parents experience serious challenges when trying to collect unpaid financial support for their children from non custodial parents. The state collections agency for child support in your locality has devised several methods that can be of significant help in assisting you to collect either past due or current child support. The most convenient and popular tactic used in collection of child support involves withholding of income. This is widely preferred method of retrieving payments for your child support. There are still other methods that the enforcement agencies uses to enforce child support payments including judicial action garnishing of bank accounts, reporting to the state consumer credit bureau, pass port suspension or denial, licenses revocation and even interception of income sources.

If you are seeking child support collections, the first thing you should do as a custodial parent is to contact your non custodial partner. After that, establish a legal paternity and the court should immediately order the other parent to make payments for child support. Depending with the parent in question, he may opt to abide by the court order or simply ignore them. If he or she agrees to pay, the better for you but in case the payments are not made on time or are not made totally, then you should proceed with child support enforcement.