Provides assistance establishing and enforcing orders for support child or spousal, to establish paternity, and to locate absent parents.

Provides assistance to those seeking child support due to an absent parent.

Provides legal services for all areas of family law, including child custody, child support, and divorce issues.

The child support enforcement unit of the Court of Common Pleas. Officers receive initial child and spousal support complaints, conduct paternity investigations, conduct support conferences, receive and process changes in circumstances rendering modification, enforce existing support orders, and initiate or receive and process registration of foreign Court Orders.

Helps parents apply for child support, establishes paternity and support orders, and enforces support orders. PACSES is Pennsylvania's automated Child Support Enforcement System used by all 67 county Domestic Relations Sections.

Offers child support orders and enforcement, including establishing paternity for out of wedlock children, establishment of court orders when one party resides outside of Erie County; uses Federal Parent Locator Service to locate missing parent.

Issues and is responsible for establishing support orders and for seeing that those orders are enforced.

Provides free legal representation to low income people with civil legal problems. Free legal aid may be provided in cases involving: Public Benefits, Housing, Family Law, Employment & Education, and Consumer Law.

Provides free legal representation to low income people with civil legal problems. Free legal aid may be provided in cases involving: Public Benefits, Housing, Family Law, Employment & Education, and Consumer Law.

Offers establishment of child and spousal support orders, enforcement of domestic relations court orders, establishment of paternity for children born out of wedlock, and locating absent parents.

Establishes and enforces child support orders. Establishes civil paternity cases, spousal support orders, and APL (alimony pendente lite) orders. Domestic relations office works under the direction of the Court of Common Pleas for Snyder County.

Provides legal services for all areas of family law, including child custody, child support, and divorce issues.

Provides a variety of services under the federal child support program including case initiation, establishment of paternity and support orders, collection and disbursement of support payments, location services, modification of existing support orders, case management services, interstate support services, and a variety of enforcement services.

Responsible for the establishment and enforcement of financial and medical support of spouses and/or children. Also assists in the establishment of paternity for children born outside of marriage. Office does NOT handle issues involving custody, partial custody or visitation. In addition, DRS employees are not permitted to provide the general public or clients with any information that might be construed as legal advice. If you have legal questions regarding paternity or support matters, you should contact an attorney.

Provides assistance ensuring that parents fulfill their mutual obligation to financially support and provide health care for their children.

Provides legal services for all areas of family law, including child custody, child support, and divorce issues.

Helps parents apply for child support services, to establish paternity and support orders, and to enforce support orders within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

Provides enforcement and monitors court ordered support obligations. Services include location of absent parents, establishment of paternity, establishment of support orders including medical support, enforcement and modification of support orders, and collection and distribution of support payments.

Provides Juvenile Court intake for delinquency and dependency cases, juvenile probation services, and child custody conciliation.

Secures financial and medical support for minor children and custodial parents by locating non-custodial parents, establishing paternity, and enforcing child support orders. Responds to complaints for custody of children, partial custody, visitation, divorce, alimony, and equitable distribution.

Responsible for establishing paternity for children born out-of-wedlock; establishing appropriate support obligations using the Pennsylvania Statutes and Rules of Court; locating absent parents; monitoring and enforcing those support obligations by applying the law appropriately and using the Pennsylvania Child Support Enforcement System.

Establishes and enforces support orders per Pennsylvania State Guidelines. Assists parties in filing against non-custodial parents who live out of county, state, or country. Attempts to establish paternity in all cases in which the child(ren) were born out of wedlock and no paternity acknowledgment has been signed. Performs location services if a non-custodial parent’s whereabouts is unknown.

Works with families to establish and enforce support obligations for children and spouses. Assists in opening new cases involving paternity establishment and child and/or spousal support. Enforces those orders, collects and disburses support payments. If someone is not sure that he is the biological father of a child, the Court will order genetic testing. Attempts to locate absent parents.

Offers services necessary to establish and resolve paternity issues. Child support matters are filed through this office. Office is responsible for the establishment and enforcement of child support orders. Also files spousal support and alimonyy support. This office does not deal with cusotdy or divorce matters.

Responsible for preparing Complaints and Petitions for the establishment and enforcement of child support, spousal support and/or alimony pendente lite orders for the Court. Domestic Relations will also establish paternity when necessary, locate missing parents and resolve medical insurance and expense issues between separated parents.