Understanding Child Support Enforcement in New Jersey Child support is a fundamental right for children and a critical obligation for parents in New Jersey. When one parent fails to meet this obligation, it can create significant financial and emotional strain on the custodial parent and, most importantly, on the child. New Jersey law provides robust mechanisms to ensure child support orders are enforced. If you’re a parent in New Jersey facing a situation where child support isn't being paid, understanding your options is the first step toward securing the financial stability your child deserves. Who Oversees Child Support Enforcement in New Jersey? In New Jersey, child support enforcement is primarily handled through a partnership between the courts and the New Jersey Probation Division (part of the Superior Court). While the Probation Division is the main state agency responsible for monitoring and enforcing orders, parents also have the option to pursue en...