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The non-custodial parent was laid off his/her job and receives unemployment compensation benefits. Can I still get child support?

April 26, 2017Benefits child support compensation Job laid non-custodial parent unemployment

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The non-custodial parent was laid off his/her job and receives unemployment compensation benefits. Can I still get child support?

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Yes, a portion of the unemployment compensation benefits can be intercepted for child support.