Can Ohio Child Support transfer your child support to another state if on probation.

Yes, Ohio can transfer the collection process to a state in which you reside. That state will undertake to collect the child support and see that it is paid to the obligee. But failure to pay child support does not have automatic penalties that would result in your arrest. The Child Support Enforcement Agency does not issue warrants. If payment of child support is a condition of probation, if you do not pay the child support your probation officer can issue an order to detain you for the probation violation but that process is separate from any process of the Child Support Enforcement Agency.

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