Child Support - Oregon Department of Justice : Child Support

ATTENTION, FEDERAL EMPLOYEES!

If you are or have been a furloughed or unpaid working federal employee and your child support payment has been affected by the shutdown, please contact your assigned case manager or local office to discuss your situation, even if you are expecting back pay.

What We Do

The Oregon Child Support Program works with both parents to provide the financial and emotional support their children need to grow and thrive.

From the Director

mother and child Raising and supporting children isn’t easy—and it’s harder when you’re on your own. Every day, the Oregon Child Support Program helps more than 400,000 parents provide the financial and emotional support their children need. The program processes more than $1 million a day in medical and child support for our youngest and most vulnerable Oregonians and is one of the most cost-effective and efficient agencies in the state … read more

Child Support Self-Assessment Report

The Federal Fiscal Year 2017 Self-Assessment Report is available here for download. The report is a PDF and requires Adobe Reader » to view.

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You work. Let EITC work for you!

The Earned Income Tax Credit, or EITC, is a benefit for working people with low to moderate income. EITC can be a boost to you, your family, and your community. Anyone with earnings of $54,884 or less should see if they qualify at IRS.GOV/EITC » or visit a volunteer tax assistance site.

Parenting Plans

A new resource is available for parents to create parenting plans. See Parenting Time Calculator for more info.

System Project

In an effort to provide the best service to Oregon families, the Department of Justice and Oregon Child Support Program are engaging in a multi-year effort to replace our computerized child support system. Learn more about the System Project.