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Apply For Child Support Services. Either parent or a legal guardian can apply for child support services. Apply now to receive/pay child support or request low-cost paternity testing. Case Information. View up-to-date case and payment information at any time. Schedule Child Support Payments
The Division of Child Support Enforcement (DCSE) is committed to helping parents support their children by focusing on more than just money. DCSE offers free family engagement services focusing on access and visitation, responsible parenting, employment services and prisoner reentry.
By law all decisions about child support in Virginia must follow the state's Child Support Guidelines. The basic idea is this: children whose parents live apart should have the same level of support that they would have if their parents lived together. So the guidelines look at: The needs of the child
Whom do I contact about child support services? The Division of Child Support Enforcement (DCSE), within the Department of Social Services, handles all issues relating to child support payments. If you have an issue regarding these matters, please contact the DCSE Division at (800) 468-8894.
DCSE uses the child support guidelines that are part of the Code of Virginia. The child support guidelines take into consideration the gross income of both parents, the number of other children being supported, the cost of medical/dental/vision insurance for dependents, and childcare expenses.
determine the basic child support obligation under the appropriate column at the applicable income level. Line 22 and 27 – (Virginia Code §§ 20108.2(E) and 63.2- -1900) – Insert costs for “health care coverage” for the child or children who are the subject of the child support order that are being paid by a parent or that parent’s ...
Virginia child support laws – what is their purpose and intent? Virginia’s child support laws are contained primarily in Virginia Code Sections 20-107.2, 20-108.1, and 20-108.2. Both parents owe their child a duty of support during the child’s minority; a mother and father’s first and foremost obligation is to support their child.