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HHS Fatherhood Initiative
Overview: Committed parents are crucial to strong and successful families and to the well-being of children. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is determined to ensure that its programs and policies recognize the importance of both mothers and fathers and that we support men...
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Statement by President Clinton on Teen Pregnancy
HHS News Release I am very encouraged by new data released today by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention showing that teen birth rates in the United States have reached their lowest level since record keeping began 60 years ago. These preliminary data for 1999 show that birth rates...
President Clinton Hails Child Support Progress and Signs into Law Tough New Penalties for Deadbeat PJune 24, 1998 HHS News Release Today, President Clinton will announce new statistics highlighting the success of Administration child support enforcement efforts and will sign into law tough new penalties for parents who repeatedly refuse to pay child support. At an Oval Office ceremony, the...
HHS Approves Kansas as 42nd Welfare DemonstrationHHS News Release HHS Secretary Donna E. Shalala today announced approval of "Actively Creating Tomorrow for Families," a statewide welfare demonstration project for Kansas. Kansas is the 42nd state and the 75th welfare demonstration approved under the Clinton Administration. "As President...
"Child Support Enforcement" in the News
Change would reverse declining funding for child support enforcement
Declining funding for child support enforcement would be reversed, under action by the Legislature
State agency gets set for office move The Arkansas Office of Child Support Enforcement announced this week that it will begin moving its office Monday.
9 Celebrities Who Owe Child Support According to the Federal Office of Child Support Enforcement, more than $100 billion is owed in unpaid child support.
AZ families hurt by DES spending? An audit found that our state's Department of Child Support Enforcement had overpaid collection agencies for years.
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$650,000 and 11 Years Later, Deadbeat Dad is Caught
August 24, 2007, 10:53 am
After deliberately dodging more than $650,000 in child support and alimony payments to his disabled ex-wife and two children, for the past 11 years, a New Jersey deadbeat dad has finally been caught, by U.S. Customs while trying to re-enter the country. David Lerman, now 64, left his wife in...
Good spin, milk and waterNovember 28, 2007, 12:54 am
Since we're coming to the end of National Adoption Month , also known as National Adoption Awareness Month, the news is full of related stories, many local reports of adoptions finalized in group ceremonies marking the occasion.
Adoption stories strong on the positives dominate ... stories...
Custodial Parents Must Pay In VirginiaAugust 22, 2007, 8:31 am
Custodial parents who are receiving at least $500 a year in child support are going to find a new bill in their mailboxes in October. The state is charging these parents with a $25 annual fee for the government's help in collecting past due child support payments. Roughly 130,000 Virginians...
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Child Support Enforcement - Adoption Library. Articles ...
Child Support Enforcement The Child Support Enforcement (CSE or IV-D) Partnership is a joint Federal/State effort to help families establish paternity (when necessary), obtain orders for payment of child support, and secure compliance with child support court orders.
Child Support - Adoption Library. Articles, Information, Laws ...Handbook on Child Support Enforcement. A handbook on child support enforcement and resources associated with child support that are available.... HHS and Labor Departments Send Report on Enforcing Child Medical Support Orders to Congress
Child Support Enforcement Program - Adoption Library ...Child support enforcement program augments other program to help families develop self-sufficiency and child well-being
Child support laws collection enforcement advocacy groupsState Child Support Enforcement Offices Links to Child Support Enforcment offices and information in all states and Guam. Visitor Comments (0) - Be the first to comment Adding your comments contributes to the adoption community. Please keep ...
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Child Support Enforcement - Arkansas Department of Finance ...
The Office of Child Support Enforcement (OCSE) is a division within the Department of Finance and Administration, Revenue Division. OCSE works in partnership with the Federal Office of Child Support Enforcement and other State agencies.
Missouri Child Support Enforcement - Missouri Department of ...Provides information about guidelines, procedures, programs, and available services.
Division of Child Support Services | Georgia Department of ...Thanks for visiting the Georgia Department of Human Services, Division of Child Support Services. The Division of Child Support Services (DCSS) helps children by enforcing parental responsibility to pay financial support.
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