The Office of Child Support Enforcement is a child support program that can help custodial parents with many different issues. There is a branch in each state and parents can get in contact with them by first contacting the Department of Human Services in their county. This child support program can help custodial parents establish paternity of their children, find the non-custodial parents and receive a court-order so that the non-custodial parents will have to pay a regular child support check, and more. The Office of Child Support Enforcement will also help the custodial parent enforce the child support order through several methods. The non-custodial parent who does not pay child support can lose their driver's license, have thier wages garnished, have winnings taken from them, as well as be sentenced to jail time. This child support program is a valuable resource for custodial parents and can help them obtain the money needed to take care of their children financially.