Custodial parents who need child support help can find it in their state or local Child Support Enforcement Office. This office can be very valuable to custodial parents, helping with a number of issues. Some of these issues include establishing the paternity of the child if there is more than one possibility for the father, finding non-custodial parents if the custodial parent is unable to do so, establishing a court order requiring the non-custodial parent to pay child support, enforcing the court order through several methods and more. The Child Support Enforcement Office can use several ways to make the non-custodial parent pay. This might include suspending their driver's licenses, taking the payment from their wages before they even receive their money, or taking lottery winnings to help pay what they owe to the custodial parent. Anyone seeking child support help should contact their local Child Support Enforcement Agency or a knowledgeable, qualified child support attorney.