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Oklahoma Program Helps Deadbeat Noncustodial Parents Become Employable and Find and Keep Jobs to Pay Support

By Janet Langjahr

One Oklahoma county is testing a new approach to child support enforcement.

Separate the noncustodial parents who don’t want to pay from the noncustodial parents who do want to pay but can’t, because they don’t have a job.

For the noncustodial parents who fall into the second category, a Court Liaison works with local organizations to help them become employable, find and keep a job, in return for regular support payments. The Liaison also keeps tabs on the noncustodial parents.

The employers who hire the noncustodial parents receive a tax credit as well as an employee.

Read more in this Shawnee Sun article: New Program Aimed At Better Child Support.

Full post as published by Florida Divorce - Child Custody - Domestic Abuse Law on September 13, 2008 (boomark / email).