“There’s no greater joy than the sound of happy children…” are the words being heard throughout the community on local radio stations. The spots, featuring a message recorded by Chairwoman Jacque Secondine-Hensley, are part of the Kaw Nation’s recently campaign entitled “Children Are Our Priority” The purpose of the community wide campaign is to increase collaboration among public and private… Read Full Article Here
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• Establish the legal responsibility of parents to provide financially for their children’s food, clothing, shelter, medical care, education and general well-being;
• Establish as policy, an adequate standard of support for children in the Kaw Nation jurisdiction;
• Make support payments more equitable by ensuring consistent treatment of person in similar circumstances;
• Make support payments based on the real earning capability of parents as demonstrated in current and prior work history; and
• Improve the efficiency of child support establishment and enforcement.
• Provide for the administrative and judicial procedures for establishment, modification, termination and enforcement of child support.
• Any person who is a member of the Kaw Nation or a minor who is eligible to be a member
• Any person residing within the Kay County area who is alleged to be the parent of a Native American child or an Indian child residing within the jurisdiction of the Kaw Nation.
• Any person who is subject to the jurisdiction as provided by statute or by consent or by any means that personal service may be acquired consistent with federal law.
• Any person who is employed by the Kaw Nation and chooses to submit to the Kaw Tribal Court.
We are located in the log cabin on the HWY 77 access road behind Jake’s Fireworks. Click on the map at right for an enlarged view.
• Locate non-custodial parents
• Establish paternity
• Establish a child support and/or medical order
• Modify child support orders
• Distribute child support payments
• Divorce
• Legal advice
• Property settlements
• Visitation and custody issues
• Attorney fees
• Private consultations with attorneys
• Collection of medical bills, unless court ordered
• Collection of day care expenses, unless court ordered
• Representation in court proceedings other than Kaw Nation Tribal Court
To find out more about the child support program and how it will benefit you or your child support case, contact a child support specialist, at 580-765-9952 or kncss@kawnation.com.