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Child Support Observation
I called the constituent, he said his girlfriend kick him out of her house, they are not legally married but she is going to have a baby in July. When he was packing his belongings, he found a DCS document which apparently his girlfriend file for a child support. He was concern that she is going to file for a legal custody.

I informed him that child support is administrated by DCS and DCS falls under the Department of Justice, not DHS. I suggested him to contact the DCS. He said that he had contacted a DHS office, but they did not give him any information. I informed him because the DHS may not have any information on system yet. I offered him the DCS phone number. He said he is at work right now and cannot take notes, but he will Google
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