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Provides assistance to parents with minor children who are seeking financial support from a noncustodial parent. Administers child support and enforcement services, including location of non-custodial parents, establishment of paternity, establishment of financial and medical support, enforcement and collection of support payments, and review and modification of support orders.

Provides assistance to parents with minor children who are seeking financial support from a noncustodial parent. Administers child support and enforcement services, including location of non-custodial parents, establishment of paternity, establishment of financial and medical support, enforcement and collection of support payments, and review and modification of support orders.

Acts as the prosecutor representing the State of Ohio in cases involving felony crimes and juvenile offenses in Greene County. Also assists in the collection of delinquent child support and real estate taxes.

The Child Support Enforcement Division establishes and enforces child support orders. Services offered include collecting child support, enforcing support and medical orders and modifying support orders, establishing paternity, child support, and medical orders, and locating obligors.

The CSEA provides payment options and enforcement services to parents so they can make/receive support payments with the regularity as specified in their orders. For those in default on their child support payments, actions taken may include credit bureau reporting, occupational and professional license revocation, Ohio driver's license revocation, garnishment state and federal tax refunds or bonuses, and the freezing and seizing of an obligor's assets held by a financial institution. The CSEA initiates prosecutions for nonpayment of support, both civil and criminal, in Franklin County and in other jurisdictions.

Provides two workshops: Child support Navigation and Parenthood Development. CHILD SUPPORT NAVIGATION: workshops inform families on how to navigate the child support system. Provides information and practical application on self-managing the fundamentals of their support orders from modification to termination. PARENTHOOD DEVELOPMENT: provides fathers, mothers and other parenting figures (aunts, uncles, grandparents, adult mentors) with information and support in their quest to enhance their parenting abilities. The group sessions include the sharing of researched materials on the subjects of: ages and stages of childhood development, family communications, male/female relations and punishment versus discipline.

Collects and disburses child support monies and court ordered alimony. Assists in enforcing court orders for child support and alimony whether in county, in state, or out of state. Assists in establishing paternities and/or support orders.

Provides helpful, friendly service to custodial parents, absent parents, employers and various organizations in the community. A Call Center Representative can help you with the following: - Address change - Employment change - Payment history - Income verification. Payments: For information regarding your most recent payment or balance due, you can call 800-860-2555. You can also call our agency at 740-455-7146 and select option 1. Please do not call the agency regarding your payment unless it is 10 days late.

Provides child support assistance and applications.

Enforcement starts at the beginning of an order through mandatory income withholdings, if a source is available. Income includes wages from employers, unemployment benefits, workers’ compensation, social security benefits, disability benefits, bank accounts, and pensions. The CSEA enforces child support orders to ensure payments are made. For those in default on their child support payments, actions may include credit bureau reporting, occupational and professional license revocation, Ohio driver's license revocation, garnishment state and federal tax refunds or bonuses, and the freezing and seizing of an obligor's assets held by a financial institution. The CSEA initiates prosecutions for nonpayment of support, both civil and criminal, in Franklin County and in other jurisdictions.

Provides services that include establishing paternity in cases of out-of-wedlock births, establishing and enforcing child support and medical insurance orders, locating absent parents and their assets, conducting administrative reviews of child support orders, and limited enforcement of spousal support (alimony) orders.

Collects support, establishes paternity, and enforces court orders.

Provides a program that establishes paternity, issues child support orders, attempts to locate absent parents and modifies child support orders.

Services included but are not limited to: Locate absent parents, establish paternity, obtain court-ordered support, enforce support orders, prepare cases for IRS attachment, provide child support services to other states upon request, establishment and enforcement of health insurance for medical support. Serves public assistance recipients and non-public assistance applicants.

Services provided to individuals who need assistance with light household chores including laundry, grocery shopping, and cleaning. Services provided especially to elderly persons living alone or those at risk for neglect or institutionalization.

Establishes paternity and obtains, enforces and collects child support funds for children.

Has jurisdiction over adults charged with non-support, contributing to delinquency, neglect, or dependency of children; abuse of children; or failure to provide proper parental care.

Provides assistance to parents with minor children who are seeking financial support from a noncustodial parent. Administers child support and enforcement services, including location of non-custodial parents, establishment of paternity, establishment of financial and medical support, enforcement and collection of support payments, and review and modification of support orders.

Provides the establishment of paternity, location of non-custodial parents, establishment of child and medical support orders, modification of child support orders, enforcement of existing child support or medical support orders, collection of and disbursement of payments. Does not deal directly with issues of visitation or custody, offer or dispense legal advice, or modify spousal support.

Offers two processes by which child support arrears (money owed by the non-custodial parent to the state) may be reduced. The first is called a "compromise" which allows the non-custodial parent to make one lump payment in addition to the current support obligation or an installment plan where current support order payments count toward a reduction in arrears. The second is called a "waiver" which reduces the arrears owed to the state without requiring payment if documented and verifiable evidence support the waiver. Requests dealing with $5,000 or more are forwarded to the Ohio Office of Child Support for approval. This program does not reduce arrears that are owed to the custodial parent.

Assists parents by providing the following services: * Establishment of Paternity * Establishment of Child Support and/or Medical Support Order * Location of non-residential parents * Modification of Child Support and/or Medical Support Order

Services provided: Locating absent parents; Establishing paternity; Establishing support; Support enforcement, including wage withholding, lump sum attachment, IRS and state tax offset; seek work orders; civil contempt and criminal non-support; Medical support enforcement; Interstate actions; Support order modifications.

Provides assistance to ensure that support is paid and received by establishing and enforcing child support orders, establishing paternity, administering paternity tests, and facilitating payments.

Has jurisdiction over adults charged with non-support contributing to the neglect or dependency of children, abuse of children, or failure to provide proper parental care.