Child
Support Enforcement
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The
Kansas Child Support Enforcement (CSE) program helps families
with children by:
- Enforcing
child support orders;
- Locating
absent parents and their property;
- Getting
an order of paternity, if the father needs to be identified
legally;
- Getting
an order for cash child support, if needed;
- Getting
and enforcing an order for health insurance coverage
for a child, if needed; and
- Watching
to make sure support payments come in regularly.
For
more GENERAL INFORMATION:
About Kansas Payment Center, click The KPC 
About CSE Policy, click on Kansas Child Support Enforcement Manual (KCSEM)
About CSE services, click on CSE
Handbook, for la versión en español
haga clic en Español.
About how courts set child support orders, click on Kansas
Support Guidelines.
About the Federal Office of Child Support Enforcement,
including links to other states' child support websites,
click OCSE.
EMPLOYERS
play an important part in the support process. Employers:
- Report
their new employees to the Kansas New Hires Directory;
- Set
up a payroll deduction for support when an Income Withholding
Order (IWO) is received;
- Send
support payments to the Kansas Payment Center, along
with the correct identifying information; and
- Enroll
children for health insurance coverage when a National
Medical Support Notice (NMSN) or medical withholding
order is received.
For
more EMPLOYER INFORMATION:
About reporting your newly hired employees, click Kansas
New Hires.
About doing income withholding, click Income
Withholding Orders.
About sending payments to the Kansas Payment Center, click
The KPC.
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Child
support — we owe it to our kids!
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October 15, 2008
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