• Introduction and Objectives
• Intake
• Location
• Paternity Establishment
• Support Establishment
• Support Collection
• Support Enforcement
• Interstate
• Cost of Living Adjustment

Enforcement through Court Enforcement

• Money Judgment
• Cash Deposits
• License Suspension
• Jail (up to six months)
• Probation
• Rehabilitative Program

Jail (up to six months)

What Happens?

Court orders the NCP to jail for up to six months.

Why it Happens?

If the court establishes that the NCP had the ability to pay child support, but willfully avoided paying, then the judge may sentence the NCP to up to six months in jail.