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  • Message from Prosecuting Attorney
  • Clark County 10 Most Wanted
  • Who Can Get Help?
  • Child Support Guidlines
  • How to Apply
  • Clark County Collections
  • How Does Program Work?
  • Glossary of Terms
  • How is Support Order Enforced?
  • FSSA Director's Award
  • How is Paternity Established?
  • Indiana Support/Paternity Laws
  • Frequently Asked Questions
  • WWW Links
  • How Do You Apply For Child Support Enforcement Services?

    Application is automatic for any person who receives assistance under the Aid To Families With Dependent Children (AFDC) or Medicaid programs.

    All others who are eligible and need assistance with child support must make an application with the Child Support Division. Applications may only be handled at the Child Support Division Office on any Tuesday between 9:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. If these times are not suitable to your schedule, please call and an appointment will be made for you. Please bring a $25.00 Blank Money Order and the following information:

    The absent parent's:

    Social Security Number
    Birth date
    Place of Birth
    Physical Description
    Current Address
    Current Employer

    Father's Complete Legal Name & Current Address
    Mother's Maiden Name & Current Address
    Contact Person &Current Address
    The child(ren)'s:
    Social Security Number
    Date of Birth
    Place of Birth

    Also needed (if applicable):

    Divorce Decree,Support Order or Paternity documents
    Current Copy of Pay Record from Clerk's Office
    Record of any support paid directly to you
    Copy of the Court Minute Entry

    Remember that it is YOUR responsibility to report any change in circumstances or information. The more complete, accurate, and up-to-date the information you provide, the easier and faster it will be to collect the child support that is due and owing.


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  • Message from Prosecuting Attorney
  • Who Can Get Help?
  • How to Apply
  • How Does the Program Work?
  • How is Support Enforced?
  • How is Paternity Established?
  • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Clark County 10 Most Wanted
  • Child Support Guidelines
  • Clark County Collections
  • Glossary of Terms
  • FSSA Director's Award
  • Indiana Support/Paternity Laws
  • WWW links

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