Make Payments
If you have been ordered to pay by a wage withholding where support is deducted directly from your paycheck or bank account, you must still pay through the Butler County Child Support Enforcement Agency (CSEA) or Ohio Child Support Payment Central until the support is deducted from your wages or your account. Most deductions take two to three weeks to begin after the support order is finalized.
Payment Options
Wage withholding order — The CSEA issues a wage withholding order to your employer. The employer then deducts the court-ordered amount from your paycheck.
Cash or credit card payment— You can make cash or credit card payments in-person at the agency’s payment window.
The CSEA will only accept Visa, Discover or Mastercard. You must make the payment before 1:45 P.M. or the agency will credit the payment the following day.
Butler County CSEA Government Services Center 315 High Street, 7th Floor Hamilton, Ohio 45011 Collection Window Hours: 7:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M., Monday – Friday
Expertpay.com — You can sign-up for automatic bank deduction. There is a fee associated with this service.
e-childsPay.com — You can pay by credit card online. There is a fee associated with this service.
Bank deduction order — The CSEA issues a bank deduction order to your financial institution. Your bank will then deduct the court-ordered amount directly from your account.
Child Support Payment Central (CSPC) — You can mail payments to CSPC by money order or check. You should make your checks out to Ohio Child Support Payment Central. The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services (ODJFS), Office of Child Support, developed CSPC in response to federal legislation mandating the implementation and operation of a unit for collecting and disbursing child support payments. CSPC must process all payments sent by mail (checks or money orders).
Special Instructions:
Ohio Child Support Payment Central: P.O. Box 182372 Columbus, Ohio, 43218
Do not make support payments directly to the custodial parent. If you do not pay through the CSEA or CSPC, they will generally not credit those payments to your account. The CSEA deems direct payments a gift.
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