When a family unit breaks down and two partners are no longer on the same page, the most affected party is always the children. Children are too young to fend for themselves so certain laws have been put into place in order to ensure their welfare even when mom and dad are at odds with each other. Defining Child Support In simple terms, child support is a continuous scheduled payment made by one parent for the financial needs of his or her child. In most cases, the payment is made to an obligee which could be a guardian, a custodial parent, or the state. In the state of California, for example, the payment for child support, especially if it involves custodial parties, would be made through the State Disbursement Unit. From there, the payment is then made to the concerned parties via direct deposit, electronic payment card, and bank check.
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