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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.

Establishes and collects support for children and dependent spouses, enforces financial and medical orders, and helps to establish paternity and locate absent parents.

Provides support services to custodial parents seeking financial support from an absent or non-custodial parent. Also establishes support orders for dependent spouses, establishes paternity, and helps to locate absent parents/spouses.

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.

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.

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.

Provides testing in the department's office to establish paternity.

Provides up to date information about hereditary cancer syndromes, cancer genetics and genetic testing. Referral resources listing qualified genetic counseling professionals are also provided to those interested in pursuing cancer genetic testing.

Genetic testing is done to detect possible genetic defects that place family members at a far higher risk for developing either breast or ovarian cancer, or both. Both men and women can have this defect and can pass it on down to their children. As part of the process, there is a discussion on all the options available to the patient if she decides to have the test and it comes back positive. Blood is drawn and results are typically back in four to six weeks.

Helps to determine the probability of parenthood in disputes involving a claim or denial of paternity or maternity by analyzing blood and tissue samples from the assumed father or mother for compatibility with the child's blood and tissue.

Offers assistance to the custodial parent in obtaining child, family, or spousal support, child care, or health care assistance from absentee parent. Provides genetic testing for determining paternity.

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.

Provides a full service drug testing service including: drug detection assessments, instant on-site drug testing, DNA and paternity testing, workplace drug testing programs, hair follicle drug testing, in-home drug testing, steroid testing, laboratory testing, and background checks.

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.

To establish and collect support for children and dependent spouses, enforce financial and medical orders, establish paternity and locate absent parents.

Addresses child support, custody, divorce, and other family law issues.

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.

Provides up to date information about hereditary cancer syndromes, cancer genetics and genetic testing. Referral resources listing qualified genetic counseling professionals are also provided to those interested in pursuing cancer genetic testing.

Establishes and modifies child support orders, enforces those orders, and assists with establishing paternity when appropriate.

Responsible for all matters involving the financial and medical support of children and / or spouses. This office does not handle issues involving custody or visitation. Establish, modify and enforce Orders for Support and provide support collection services for children and families in an effective and efficient manner.

Establishes paternity or maternity.

Provides a variety of services under the federal child support program. Services include: Enforcement of support orders - financial and medical provisions of support orders Filing services for child support, spousal support, and/or alimony pendente lite actions Paternity establishment Support order establishment and modification of existing support orders

To serve the public by providing child support services as authorized by law. They establish, modify and enforce orders of support and provide support collection services for children and families in an effective and efficient manner, making prudent use of public resources.

Offers information of paternity for children born out of wedlock; establishment and enforcement of court orders; payment processing of court ordered support; and public assistance referral.

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.