Poverty at Issue Winter 2002-2003

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

Fall/Winter 2002-2003

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In this issue:

Letter from the Editor
Introduction by Consumer and Family Economics Specialist, Brenda Procter

Is There a Problem with Child Support?

Who Enforces a Child Support Order?

Can I Get Help through Child Support Enforcement?

How Much Does Child Support Enforcement Charge?

Who Gets the Money the State Collects?

How Do I Apply for Child Support Enforcement Services?

If I Have Trouble Making Child Support Payments, Can I Get Help?

Want to Influence the Child Support Policy Debate?

For the Sake of the Children
"Tess" and "Lana" Tell Their Stories

Child Support Collection Resources

References

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Brenda Procter, 573-882-3820; procterb@missouri.edu

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