Posted in on December 31, 2025
Child support services are available to both parents. Even if you or the other parent live in another state, you can apply for child support services in Oregon. Relatives or caretakers who have physical custody of a child are also... View Article
Posted in on December 29, 2025
A presumed parent is the child’s legal parent by marriage. Under Oregon law, a person is presumed to be the legal parent of a child conceived by or born during a marriage. When a married person gives birth to a... View Article
Posted in on February 21, 2023
The Oregon Child Support Program is now uploading some documents to your online account. If you have an online account, you can retrieve your documents by logging in and going to the Documents section. You can set up an online... View Article
Posted in on March 3, 2021
A payment might be processed between the time a billing statement is generated and the time it is received. Sometimes, the Oregon Child Support Program needs to make an adjustment to your child support case based on a timeframe before... View Article
Posted in on March 23, 2020
Yes, you may request a modification when there is a substantial change in circumstance. See OAR 137-055-3420 and OAR 137-055-3430.
Posted in on April 26, 2017
Participants in child support cases are entitled to fair, professional, courteous, and accurate service from the Oregon Child Support Program. If you have not received this level of service, please contact a supervisor for the office or team. If speaking... View Article
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The Oregon Child Support Program itself does not have the authority to change state or federal laws. Oregon State Legislature – Find Your Legislator » You may also email your concern or suggestion to Constituent Services at ChildSupportConstituentServices@doj.oregon.gov.
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You may ask the Oregon Child Support Program to review the child support or medical support terms of your support order. We will begin the review only if: it has been at least 35 months since the date the support... View Article
