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Interstate
Actions
Frequently
Asked Questions
Interstate
actions occur when a parent obligated to pay child support
lives in one state while the custodial parent and child live
in another state. The CSEA will utilize another state’s
child support agency to establish, enforce or modify an
existing child support order. The interstate actions
operate under the authority of the Uniform Interstate Family
Support Act (UIFSA).
Federal law
mandates all states adopt uniform rules. Child support
agencies across the nation use a structured set of rules to
make determinations on which state has jurisdiction.
For more
specific information, please contact your local county CSEA
or the state/county that issued your support order.
Map website:
Federal Office of Child Support Enforcement: IRG
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