In Nebraska child support is a critical aspect of ensuring the well-being of children. Here are some key points related to child support in Nebraska:

1. Nebraska Child Support Payment Center ("NCSPC"):

• The NCSPC handles child support payments; if you have an open child support case and are employed, court-ordered payments may be made through income withholding.
• For those without an open child support case and not subject to income withholding, there are various payment options available.
• The NCSPC has installed self-service kiosks at several locations where paying parents can make payments with cash, debit cards, credit cards, personal/business checks, and money orders.

    2.  Legal Obligation:

• Each parent have a legal obligation to support their child from birth until the age of 19.
• Child support includes providing food, shelter, clothing, necessary supplies, transportation, education, and healthcare for the child.

    3.  Nebraska Child Support Program:

• The program aims to ensure that children receive the financial and medical support they need.
• It emphasizes responsible behavior toward children and recognizes that children benefit from the involvement of both parents.