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The Wisconsin Department of Children and Families Child Support Program helps to make sure that Wisconsin children of broken families receive the financial support that they are due. They do this by helping custodial parents locate non custodial parents who have lost contact. In addition, they will help establish paternity if paternity is in question. Custodial parents can apply for enforcement services if a child support order is in effect but the non custodial parent isn’t making the required payments. Finally, Wisconsin provides online access to child support accounts. In 2024, Wisconsin will be making some changes to its child support laws and guidelines – click here to see them.
The State of Wisconsin provides online resources for parents to check their child support accounts, review their case and make payments. How to Login Step 1: Go to this webpage and click “logon” Step 2: You will be brought to this page where you must enter your user name and password. If you forgot your password, […] Wisconsin Child Support Login | Make a Payment
The Wisconsin Child Support Calculator is a worksheet which parents can use to estimate the amount of child support they may end up paying. The amount may be different from the actual order based on certain circumstances. It is based on percentage of income analysis. How to Calculate Step 1: Download worksheet. Step 2: Enter the following […] Wisconsin Child Support Calculator | Guidelines
In order to enforce child support payments in Wisconsin by an individual who is not receiving child support payments they are due, the individual may be able to contact the Department of Children and Families and request enforcement and if applicable, location services. DCF may be able to help track down a missing parent and impose wage withholding […] Wisconsin Child Support Enforcement
The Wisconsin Child Support Laws provide the authority to the Department of Children and Families to enforce child support orders issued by Wisconsin courts or courts in other states on behalf of Wisconsin children. In addition, the laws set forth the circumstances and conditions for establishing child support amounts based on income and other factors. […] Wisconsin Child Support Laws | Wisconsin Statutes Chapter 767
Contact Information:
Address:
Department of Children and Families
201 West Washington Avenue
P.O. Box 8916
Madison, WI 53703-8916
Phone: 1 (608) 422-7000
Website: https://dcf.wisconsin.gov/cs/home