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If I apply for child support services through Churchill County Child Support Division, are there fees for your services?: The Child Support Enforcement Program charges and collects from the custodial parent, a $35 annual fee for each case where the State has collected and disbursed more than $550. These are cases where the custodial parent has never received Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF).

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1. What does the Churchill County District Attorney's Child Support Division do?: The Churchill County District Attorney's Child Support Division offers Churchill County residents a variety of services relating to the support of minor children residing in Churchill County, Nevada. Among other things, the Child Support Division will establish a child’s paternity, obtain and enforce child support orders, make sure the child has insurance, locate a missing parent, review and modify child support orders, and provide child support payment collection and processing services.

2. If I apply for child support services through Churchill County Child Support Division, are there fees for your services?: The Child Support Enforcement Program charges and collects from the custodial parent, a $35 annual fee for each case where the State has collected and disbursed more than $550. These are cases where the custodial parent has never received Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF).