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Support Petitions
The Domestic Relations Section of the Butler County Family Court is responsible for establishing support orders and for seeing that those orders are enforced.
E-Services
As an easy way to submit information to the Domestic Relations Section, the Pennsylvania Child Support Program created E-Services.
E-Services can be used by parents, caretakers/custodians, and attorneys who want to:
- Receive child support and/or spousal support
- Modify an existing support obligation (child, spouse or APL only)
- Pay child support and/or spousal support
- Receive overpayments on active or terminated cases
Visit the Pennsylvania Child Support website for more information about E-Services or to apply for services online.
Income & Expense Statements
The following Income and Expense Statements can be printed, completed and given to the Conference Officer at the time of your conference:
Helpful Support Information
For answers to frequently asked questions about Domestic Relations and its services, please review the following brochures:
- Client Services (PDF) - A general overview of support services provided by the Domestic Relations Section.
- Disabled Defendants (PDF) - Information for defendants who are disabled and/or applying for Disability.
- Enforcement (PDF) - The main responsibility of the Domestic Relations Enforcement Department is to ensure that the terms of the Court Order are met.
- Intergovernmental Services (PDF) - Specific paperwork and rules have been established for filing for services to a jurisdiction outside of Butler County.
- Medical (PDF) - Butler County Domestic Relations Medical Reimbursement Procedures and forms.
- Miscellaneous Unreimbursed Expenses (PDF) - Provides procedures and the verification form needed to submit miscellaneous unreimbursed expenses.
- Supplemental Information (PDF) - View Butler County's supplemental information to the Pennsylvania Child Support handbook.