Direct Deposit Support Payments
Can I have my support payments made by direct deposit?
Yes. To have your support payment deposited directly into your bank account, you must complete an authorization form and provide a voided check (for checking accounts) or a voided deposit slip (for savings accounts) to the county where your case in filed.
How does the direct deposit of my child support and/or alimony payments help me?
- Your payments are not subject to postal service delays.
- Eliminates lost or stolen checks.
- You will not be required to go to the bank to deposit your payments. You will receive the deposits whether you are ill or on vacation.
How soon after signing up will I begin receiving my direct deposit payments?
The direct deposit service will begin two transactions (payments) after the Clerk's Office has received your completed authorization form. Any payments received between the receipt of your authorization form and the start of the direct deposits will be mailed to you.
