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We help children receive the financial and medical support they need to thrive.
To accomplish this, we work with parents and families to make sure children receive regular support payments and that support orders are fair to everyone. In the case of parents who are unwilling but able to pay support, our office utilizes strong enforcement measures to collect the court ordered child support.
Please note that we are a law office that represents Clackamas County and we do not represent you or anyone else involved in your case.
What We Do
- Establish parentage for children of unmarried parents
- Establish a support order if you don't have one
- Collect, account for, and distribute payments under an existing support order
- Modify support orders on request, every 35 months or if there is a substantial change
- Take enforcement action for parents that are unwilling to pay support
How To Contact Us and Get Help
In Person
707 Main St., Ste. 324
Oregon City, OR
Please note: In late May we will be moving to 1000 Courthouse Road in Oregon City.
By Phone
503-655-8469
We provide services on request. Download an application or sign up for services online.
Resources
- The Oregon Department of Justice (DOJ) offers a helpful overview of child support services.
- Trying to make a payment?
- Almost all child support is collected through income withholding. The best way to keep your payments up to date is to call us at 503-655-8469 and make sure we have your current employer.
- For other ways to pay, visit How Paying Child Support Works. Note that the State charges fees for online payments through mypaymentportal.com.
- See what your child support amount might be with an online child support calculator.
- If you need a lawyer, consider contacting the Oregon State Bar or the Clackamas County Bar for a referral. If you have a lawyer representing you, we are only allowed to talk to your lawyer unless they tell us to talk with you.
- Learn more about confidentiality in unsafe situations in the child support system.
