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Frequently Asked Questions
Child Support
? Your child has a legal right to financial support from both parents.
? Each parent has a legal responsibility to support his or her children.
? Each parent has a legal responsibility to support his or her children.
The judge will make a court order saying how much child support must be paid. ... The courts will not refuse access because the parent does not pay support. And the parent with custody should not refuse access for this reason. There are other ways to get support from a non-paying parent.
How long will it take to establish a child support order? A: Once the noncustodial parent has been located, the Department of Human Services Division of Division of Child Support Services (DCSS) has 90 days to establish a court order. The actual time varies, depending on local court availability and scheduling.