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Where can I find information about the laws and procedures for child support?
U. S. Government Office on Child Support Enforcement
http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/cse/
This site includes reports on child support, links to
state child support enforcement, newsletters on current
issues, guidelines on obtaining child support, and more.
Child Support Network
http://www.childsupport.com/
Child Support Network (CSN) is a specialized service
company designed to locate missing parents and collect
and enforce court-ordered child support payments. This
agency is an alternative to overburdened state child
support agencies. CSN is licensed and bonded and is a
member of the Child Support Council and the Single
Parents Association.
Children's Issues Children's Rights Council (CRC)
http://crckids.org/about-crc.htm
CRC is an organization that works to assure a child the
frequent, meaningful, and continuing contact with two
parents and extended family the child would ideally have
during a marriage. This group works to strengthen
families through education, favoring family formation
and family preservation. Unlike many other organizations
with some of the same concerns, CRC is genderless - it
is not a women's group nor a men's group. Rather, this
group advocates what they believe to be in the best
interests of children, including the Children's Bill of
Rights.
Robert Hughes, Jr., Ph.D., Former Professor, Department of Human Development & Family Studies, College of Human Environmental Sciences, University of Missouri-Columbia
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