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What is Pa Child Support?

Pa Child Support commonly known as The Pennsylvania Child Support, is a leading that provides information and case details of child support program in easy way. The Department of Public Welfare, Bureau of Child Support Enforcement (BCSE), manages Pennsylvania’s Child Support Enforcement Program by means of Cooperative Agreements with the 67 counties and county Courts of Common Pleas. The Domestic Relations Sections (DRSs) of the Courts of Common Pleas offer child support services in the counties. The DRSs identify paternal and child support requests and implement support responsibilities for Pennsylvania people. To obtain overdue support from a noncustodial parent, a DRS may attache the person’s income, hold a driver’s license, suspend a hunting and fishing license, suspend a professional and occupational license, deny a American Passport application, place a lien against real property, place a lien against monetary awards Due from a lawsuit or third-party payout due to bodily injury or death, publish the person’s name in newspapers, seize a bank account or other financial assets, intercept a Federal or State income tax refund, intercept lottery winnings, report arrears to consumer credit reporting agencies, issue a Bench warrant for arrest, and/or find a person in civil contempt of a court order, which may lead to imprisonment, a fine, and/or probation. The Pennsylvania Title IV-D Child Support Enforcement Program is dependent on Federal and State regulations as well as Pennsylvania Supreme Court guidelines and processes. The Federal statutory schedule for the program is U.S. Public Law 93-647, Title IV-D of the Social Security Act, as amended.

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