New Jersey Division of Family Development, NJ Division of Family Development


Who provides these services? In New Jersey, the Division of Family Development (the State Title IV-D agency), county welfare agencies, the Administrative Office of the Courts, the County Family Divisions of the Superior Court and County Probation Division work together to provide support services to your family.


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	Who provides these services?

For further information about these services or where to get them, call
1-877-NJ KIDS1

Who can get these services?

How do I apply for these services?

Who is the custodial parent?

Who is the non-custodial parent?

What if the father won't admit that he is the father?

How does the court set the amount of my child support?

How is child support paid?

What if the non-custodial parent doesn't pay?

What if the non-custodial parent moves to another state?

How long will it be before I receive payments?

How can I find out if a payment has been made?

Does my support order automatically end when my child reaches age 18?

What if I need an increase in my support order or health insurance for my children?

Can I get a copy of the Guidelines?

Where do the numbers on the Guidelines charts come from?

How do they decide what my fair share of child support is?

Why don't they ask about my expenses?

Do the Guidelines apply to everybody?

Can I get the Judge to make an exception for my case?

Can I change a child support amount if I need to?

How can I get More Information?

Frequently Asked Questions

What are child support services?

Who can I call for more information?

Who provides these services?