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Getting Child Support When You're Afraid of the Other Parent
Published: October 22, 2019
Resource Type: Publications from RCDV:CPC & NCJFCJ
A resource for survivors and advocates working with survivors – a palm card booklet designed to help survivors assess risks associated with receiving child support and be equipped to navigate the child support process more safely. The booklet provides an overview of safety options, guidance on steps for opting out of child support services, and examples of common child support processes that may elevate risk for survivors. The booklet is intended to help survivors, and advocates working with survivors, make informed and empowered decisions about child support.
About RCDV:CPC
Resource Center on Domestic Violence: Child Protection and Custody.
Contact
1-800-52-PEACE or 1-800-527-3223
Email : info@rcdvcpc.org