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New Jersey's Child Support Program can help. There are two parents in every child support case. One is the custodial parent (or the payee) - the one who lives with the child and has the primary day-to-day responsibility.
NJ Child Support Customers: Access your case information. To view your case status, 13 months of payment history and up-to-date major case events, please click here. Please be aware that in order to access the requested information, you will leave the NJ Child Support Web site.
You can access your case information faster and easier when using the Interactive Voice Response system by choosing the voice recognition option. When you call 1-877-NJKIDS1, say access my case, then enter your member ID and PIN. Once verified by our system, you will be given the option to enroll. If you select yes, you will be asked to repeat ...
Individuals can apply for Title IV-D child support services, which include: Location of the obligor. Establishment of paternity, child support, and medical support. Collection and monitoring. of support payments. Income withholding.
The New Jersey Child Support Enforcement Program locates parents ordered to pay support, establishes paternity, establishes and enforces support and medical orders, and collects support payments. Probation Services also supervises adults and juveniles who have been found delinquent.
You can ask the courts to collect child support on your behalf. There are three ways to apply: Download, print, and complete the child support application. Get a copy of the application from your county board of social services. Request an application by calling 1-877-NJ KIDS1 (1-877-655-4371)
The Child Support and Paternity Program began when Congress enacted Title IV D of the Social Security Act in 1975. The purpose of the program is to locate non-custodial parents, establish paternity, and establish and enforce support obligations.
The NJ Child Support Guidelines QuickCalc has relaunched with an updated look and design, effective 12/21/2021. A new field has also been added to the guidelines to indicate the number of people in the household.
Please reach out to the child support agency in your state for instructions on how to file for support. If you reside in New Jersey, please call the New Jersey Family Support Services Center at 1-877-NJKiDS1 for further information.
The custodial parent will receive up to $100 of any child support received for the month if they have one child and up to $200 if they have two or more children. Child support payments are received and processed by the New Jersey Family Support Payment Center (NJFSPC), a centralized center.
