Divorce Attorneys, Attorney General Child Support Assistance

The most effective child support help is provided by divorce attorneys. Regardless of the legal question involved, they are obligated to represent only their client's best interest. Government agencies and the Office of the Attorney General Child Support Assistance Division represent the government's interest, which may or may not be consitient. Private attorneys are also liable for any mistake made, whereas state statutes usually provide immunity to government agencies for mistakes, errors and omissions which cause harm to others. Nevertheless, free child support assistance with non-payment of child support and legal questions regarding rights and duties is provided by the Attorney General Child Support Assistance Division of most states.

Online assistance is available through the child support interactive web provided by the office of the attorney general for most states. Asking questions about child support laws is free, and help provided to qualified applicants. One the more valuable services provided online may include a questionnaire which matches qualifications with other free state services.