Poverty at Issue--How Do I Apply for Child Support Enforcement Services?

Early research
suggests that when
states pass through
part or all of child
support payments collected for TANF
families, the
noncustodial parent
(usually the father) is
more likely to make
the payments.

College of Human Environmental Science, Department of Consumer and Family Economics
University Outreach and Extension, University of Missouri—Columbia

Winter 2002-2003

How Do I Apply for Child Support Enforcement Services?

Missouri has a central office in Jefferson City, four regional offices and 22 field offices around the state. To get an application, contact any Division office, call toll-free at 1-800-859-7999, or send an email to askcse@mail.state.mo.us.

You can contact the State office at Department of Social Services, Division of Child Support Enforcement, P.O. Box 2320, Jefferson City, MO, 65102-2320, 573-751-4301 or 800-859-7999.

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