CHILD SUPPORT RESOURCES
A recent upgrade to the Michigan Dept. of Human Services website allows custodial parents/caregivers
to search online for the money they are due. 

The money was collected over the past several years by 83 Friend of the Court offices around the state, but caseworkers could not locate most of the 34,409 people owed money.  Some of the unclaimed money also belongs to people who did not cash the checks they were sent.   Often the person has moved without notifying the state of a change of address.

To learn whether the state is holding child support money for you, go to www.michigan.gov/dhs
and click on the link for Child Support-Unclaimed FundsYou'll be asked for the last four digits of
your Social Security number.  That will allow you to see if there is money waiting for you.

There are also links to a change of address form, to find phone numbers for local Friend of the Court offices and to the unclaimed property site of the State Dept. of Treasury.


Try this website....for kids whose parent's are divorcing!
http://www.18884mydivorce.com/resources/resourceskidsdivorce.htm









The Michigan Attorney General's Office targets deadbeat parents.  The Attorney General works with county prosecutors and generally targets cases in which the offenders are living out of state and/or
have large delinquencies. 

In Wayne County:
Generally, the Wayne County Prosecutor's Felony Non-Support Unit may get involved if the arrears exceed $5,000, civil enforcement has failed, and the offending parents still live in Michigan.  Call
Assistant Prosecutor Nancy Neff's office at 313-224-0465.

In Oakland County:
The Oakland County Prosecutor's Office Family Support Division issues about 100 warrants each year for deadbeat parents.  Call the office at 248-858-5620.

In Macomb County:
The Assistant Macomb County Prosecutor handles 3-6 felony non-support cases a week.  The process starts with the County's Friend of the court system at 586-469-7618.



EX-POSE
An organization created to help ex-spouses get information about military benefits.
A small membership fee is charged for this service.
PO Box 1191
Alexandria VA  22312
Phone:  1-703-941-5844  (weekdays)
Website: http://ex-pose.org/




Private Agencies That Collect Child Support


KIDS, Ltd.  (A Nationwide Delinquent Child Support Collection Agency)
National association of private professional collection agencies.  Call for the number of the agency nearest you.
Children's Services
7166 Oaklawn
San Antonio, TX  78229
Phone:  800-729-2445
Email:  kidscollect@collectchildsupport.com
Website: www.collectchildsupport.com



Try these Private Agency websites also:

www.ChildSupport.com
www.SupportKids.com
www.NationalChildSupport.com





Enforcing Child Support Abroad

www.travel.state.gov/law/info/info_608.html
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This page was last updated: February 28, 2012