Child Support Enforcement Amendments

The Child Support Enforcement Amendments refer to changes made to laws that strengthen how child support payments are established, enforced, and collected. These amendments aim to ensure that non-custodial parents reliably contribute financially to their children's well-being. They improve cooperation between states, provide tools for locating absent parents, and make enforcement actions like wage garnishments and license suspensions more effective. Overall, these amendments focus on protecting children's financial needs and promoting responsible parenting by making sure support orders are upheld.