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How long will it take to establish a child support order if the noncustodial parent lives out of state?

April 26, 2017child support Lives noncustodial parent State

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How long will it take to establish a child support order if the noncustodial parent lives out of state?

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It can take from six to nine months for another state to open a case. Many states establish child support orders through a court instead of an administrative process. This means it usually takes them longer to get an order.