What we can do:

• Establish, modify, and enforce a court order for child support
• Establish paternity
• Locate a parent
• Establish and enforce medical support court orders

 What we cannot do:

• Handle custody and visitation matters
• Handle divorces
• Establish spousal support orders
• Obtain or enforce restraining orders

 What do I need to know about Wage Garnishments?

• An Income Withholding Order (or Wage Garnishment) will be issued to your employer
• It may take up to 45 days for your employer to start deducting child support payments
• You are responsible to make all payments until your employer begins the deductions
  • Most parents make two monthly payments before automatic deduction kicks in
• Missed payments result in an additional charge of 10% interest per year
• Missed payments and balance owing may lead to automated enforcement actions, such as license suspension, bank levy, negative credit reporting, and a tax fund intercept

 Here are other ways to pay:

Online:

www.childsupport.ca.gov

ExpertPay:

www.expertpay.com

800-403-0879 

In Person:

107 S. State St.
Ukiah CA, 95482

By Mail:

State Disbursement Unit
P.O. Box 989067
West Sacramento, CA 95798

By phone:

866-901-3212
OR
Call your case manager

Fee: Credit or debit card
No fee: Cash

 There are two ways to receive your payments

 Each month, money is added to your prepaid debit card.

• Arrives faster than mail
• no credit qualifications
• This is not a credit card

Enroll online at www.GoProgram.com or call 844-318-0740

Each month, money is deposited directly into your bank account.

Enroll online at www.casdu.com or call 866-901-3212. Follow options 1, 3, then 2 in the voice message

 To receive your payment on time:

• Contact your case manager immediately if you have any change in your phone numbers, address, or bank account information
• Contact your case manager if you have not received payment by the 20th of the month
• Do not accept payments directly from the person paying support. If you do, contact your case manager immediately to give credit to the person paying support.