Who can get help from a CSEA?
If you get public assistance, you MUST work with your CSEA to get any support due your child. Your CSEA gives this help free. Families who do not get public assistance can still get help from a CSEA by applying for services. Some CSEAs charge families who do not get public assistance a $1 fee for this help.

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1. Can my CSEA help me get support if the non-custodial parent lives in another state?
2. Why should I go to a CSEA when I know the non-custodial parent can't pay?
3. Why should I go to a CSEA if I've already worked it out with the non-custodial parent to help support the child?
4. What if the non-custodial parent is in the military? Or in college? Or in jail?
5. Do you have to be the child's parent to get CSEA services?
6. Do I have to keep paying child support if the custodial parent won't let me visit my child?
7. Who can get help from a CSEA?
8. Can my CSEA help me with visitation or other problems?
9. How can I be an effective partner with my CSEA?