Tag: Office of Child Support Services
What the Child Support Rule Change Means for Fathers and the Work of Fathers Incorporated
The Office of Child Support Services (OCSS) has made a groundbreaking decision to allow Federal Financial Participation (FFP) under Title IV-D of the Social Security Act to fund employment and training services for noncustodial parents. This shift represents an innovative approach to solving long-standing challenges in child support compliance, focusing on empowering noncustodial parents through employment opportunities and supportive services.
The Crucial Role of Responsible Fatherhood in Child Support: A New Era
Fatherhood is not just about financial contributions, it’s about emotional involvement, presence, commitment, and shared responsibility.