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More than 560,000 children are entitled to receive child support; of those, about 70 percent receive some payments. For those children that received some payments, the average monthly payment is almost $250 and they received payments for an average of eight and a half months in the year.
If you already have a child support order, you can find information about your specific case online - sign up at www.michigan.gov/michildsupport. If you need additional information, the following resources may help. Friend of the Court Interactive Voice Response System, 1-877-543-2660.
The MiSDU will print checks for refunds of overpayments of support and special circumstances when a checking or savings account is not available or you cannot use a debit card. ONLINE Account information as well as other information regarding your case can be obtained through MiCASE at www.michigan.gov/micase.
You may need specific software to create ACH files with your payroll or accounting system. Contact the MiSDU Employer Assistance Line at 800-817-0805 for assistance.
More than 560,000 children are entitled to receive child support; of those, about 70 percent receive some payments. For those children that received some payments, the average monthly payment is almost $250 and they received payments for an average of eight and a half months in the year.
(1) If the court orders an individual to pay support for the individual's former or current spouse, or for a child of the individual, and the individual does not pay the support in the amount or at the time stated in the order, the individual is guilty of a felony punishable by imprisonment for not more than 4 years or
You can change your direct deposit information by filling out and mailing in the "Direct Deposit Authorization" form found on the MiSDU website at: https://www.misdu.com/secure/ElectronicDisbursementInformation.aspx.
The Michigan State Disbursement Unit within the MDHHS Office of Child Support, known as MiSDU, is the state's centralized payment processing center for collecting and distributing support payments.Customers can pay online, by phone or by mail using a credit card, check or money order.