Family Support Matters | Summit County Prosecutor
Assists with addressing non-payment of child support without relying on formal court proceedings. Offers education, mediation, employment assistance, fatherhood participation and other community services in an attempt to identify and overcome the barriers to non-payment of child support. Works with both parties to develop a tailored case plan and referrals to partner agencies. Partner agencies include Domestic Relations Court, Department of Job and Family Services Workforce Development, Man 2 Man Fatherhood Program, Community Legal Aid and the University of Akron.
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211 Summit
Physical Address
175 South Main Street, 5th Floor, Ohio Building, Akron, OH 44308
Hours
Accepts calls Monday through Friday from 8:00am to 4:20pm. Services by appointment only.
Fax
(330) 643-2745
Application process
Call the Family Support Matters Coordinator for more information or to discuss program participation. Participation in the program is on a referral basis determined by Summit County Child Support Enforcement Agency (CSEA) or the Court. Upon selection into the program, parents will receive an in-depth explanation of the program including rights and responsibilities.
Fee
Not applicable.
Eligibility
Serves custodial and non-custodial parents residing in Summit County. Individuals facing contempt charges for nonpayment of child support are eligible for the program. Individuals who are facing a driver's license suspension or need to reinstate their driver's license are eligible for the program.
Languages
Interpretive services available.
Service area
Summit County, Ohio
Agency info
Summit County Prosecutor
Serves as the chief legal officer of the county. Prosecutes all felony criminal cases in Summit County which are indicted by a Summit County grand jury. The prosecutor is the legal representative for County Boards and Offices, and is a member of the County Budget Commission.