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Maine Can Do Better on Enforcing Child Support
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Lewiston Sun Journal
Maine can do better on enforcing child support
My wife and I have been co-guardians of my grandson for over five years. During that period of time, his father has failed to pay child support. The Department of Health and Human Services’ Division of Support Enforcement and Recovery (DSER), the state agency responsible for collecting child support, tells me that they’re understaffed and […]
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Child support enforcement plays a critical role in ensuring that children receive the financial support they need from non-custodial parents. The primary objective of child support is to provide for the basic needs of children, including food, shelter, clothing, education, and healthcare. When parents separate or divorce, the financial responsibilities do not dissolve; rather, they shift to ensure that children continue to thrive despite changes…
A new law aimed at enforcing child support payments went into effect in South Korea on July 1. The law is intended to protect vulnerable children from the economic consequences of not receiving their child support. Under the new law, the government will pay 200,000 won ($150) per month to the legal guardians of children who are unable to receive their child support, and the money will be reimbursed by the person who later evades paying the child…
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