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The best way to take care of an issue is at the local child support office that handles your case and the case manager assigned to your case. If you still have a problem, contact a lead worker or manager... View Article
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You can update your address: Through your online account By contacting Customer Service at 800-850-0228 or ChildSupportCustomerService@doj.oregon.gov By sending your new address to: Oregon Child Support Program PO Box 14680 Salem, OR 97309
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You can reach your case manager through your online account or by contacting Customer Service at 800-850-0228 or ChildSupportCustomerService@doj.oregon.gov.
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You are required to make payments through the Oregon Department of Justice if: Your child support order states payments must be made in this manner. One of the participants on your child support case enrolled for child support services. Your... View Article
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All new or modified child support orders normally require income withholding. The court or the Oregon Child Support Program may provide an exception to income withholding when the electronic payment withdrawal (EPW) enrollment form is received with consent. If you... View Article
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Mail checks or money orders payable to Oregon Child Support Program to: Oregon Child Support Program Oregon Department of Justice PO Box 14506 Salem, Oregon 97309 Include the child support case numbers or the last four digits of the Social Security number.... View Article
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Legal Advice – The Oregon Child Support Program represents the state of Oregon, and we cannot offer legal advice. Any person involved in a case handled by the program may hire an attorney or licensed paralegal at their own expense. In... View Article
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If your child receives public assistance from the Oregon Department of Human Services (ODHS), your child support case should be referred automatically to the Oregon Child Support Program for services. This is also true if your child is in the... View Article
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If you receive public assistance, you are required to cooperate with the Oregon Child Support Program. If you have safety concerns, we offer ways for you to receive services safely. However, if you are concerned that cooperating would be harmful... View Article
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If you have questions about establishing parentage or establishing, modifying, or ensuring compliance with a support order, contact Customer Service at 800-850-0228 or ChildSupportCustomerService@doj.oregon.gov.
