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21 years ago

Does anyone have a child support order through the state of Colorado? I have one but I am living in a different state now. Contacting CSEA is crazy! I keep getting tangled in their electronic phone system. Does anyone have a better way to get hold of these people without creating an unbeleivable phone bill? Thanks!!

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mom_2_4
21 years ago
Do they have a website you can look at for help?
RosieL
21 years ago
Get MCI the Neighborhood plan. I can call anyone I want for as long as I want and never pay a penny more than the plan amount (which in my area is $49.95 plus taxes).
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JoeTypist
21 years ago
Is there no way to just skip the automatic system as a matter of course and go directly to a person? If I get bitten 2 or 3 times by a system I *have* to use, usually I give up from then after and immediately press '0' every time I have to call them in the future.
Susnnn
Original Author
21 years ago
I have contacted the CSEA in my state and found out that it is even hard for them to reach agencies in different states. I have spoken to attorneys in Colorado who told me to go to the CSEA in my state. My state says Colorado should help. I am going to try calling them one more time today. I think I can handle things more efficiently if I do the legwork instead of letting CSEA handle it. I was just looking for someone who may have a better way to reach the Colorado agency. Thanks so much for your input.
JoeTypist
21 years ago
Since this is an inter state issue, is there a federal agency that could lend you a hand? Maybe here:

http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/programs/cse/

I just found this in a google search, so I can't guarantee it's of use -- or even legit.

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