Stark County Child Support Portal | Phone Number
Stark County Child Support Portal
Stark County Child Support Portal | Phone Number
The Division of Child Support is here to serve the needs of you and your family. Please use the links below to explore the programs and services we provide.
Paternity Establishment – Paternity establishment is the legal determination of fatherhood. This is the first step to establishing a child and medical support order.
Support Establishment – If you do not have a child support order established, we can help.
Modifications – Changes to your support order may be necessary if there is a change in circumstances.
Tax Offset – Learn about the federal tax offset process and state offset criteria.
Medical Support – Establish a medical support order. Medical support includes private health insurance and cash medical support.
Interstate Action – The process of utilizing the assistance of another state’s child support agency.
Important Terms – Reference this glossary for important terms used when establishing child support.
Parenting Time Order Program – Assistance with legal services for establishing or enforcing parenting time.
Payment Information & Distribution Information – Information about how, where, and when to make child support payments.
Stark County Fatherhood Coalition – Connect with the coalition to participate in upcoming activities and events for fathers and their children.
Stark County Child Support Portal
https://starkjfs.org/government/offices/jobs___family_services/child_support/index.php
Stark County Child Support Phone Number
Stark County JFS
221 3rd St SE
Canton, OH 44702
888-698-6893
330-452-4661
How child support cases can be avoided?
One way to avoid going to court for a child support case is to come to a voluntary agreement between the two parents.
This agreement should include a thorough summary of the parent’s financial situation, including income, assets, and expenses.
With this information, the parents can then negotiate a child support amount that works for everyone. In addition, it is important for the parents to clearly document the agreement and keep a copy for each of their records.
Both of the parents should also get legal advice before entering into an agreement. This will help ensure that both parties understand the agreement and that it is legally binding.
Finally, if possible, it may be helpful to have a third-party mediator present during the negotiation process.
