Child Support

Staff

Child Support Director
Trina Schuyler
tschuyle@oneidanation.org

Technical Support
Tami Busch, Paralegal/Technical Supervisor
tbusch@oneidanation.org

Lorraine Frias, Paralegal
lfrias@oneidanation.org

Jenna Skenandore, Financial Specialist
jskenan1@oneidanation.org

Andrea L. Gage, Attorney
agage@oneidanation.org

Administrative Assistant
Maureen Perkins
mperkin2@oneidanation.org

Support Services
Kristia Ponton
kponton@oneidanation.org

Case Managers/Enforcement
Jessica Carter
jcarter@oneidanation.org

Laura Hock
lhock2@oneidanation.org

Anne Kreutzinger, SEOTS Office
akreutzi@oneidanation.org

Taylor Smith
tsmith1@oneidanation.org

Benjamin Archiquette
barchiqu@oneidanation.org

Katherine Deloney
kdeloney@oneidanation.org

Jennifer Miller
jmiller2@oneidanation.org

Paternity
Stacey Koski
skoski@oneidanation.org

Community Events

Co-Parenting Essentials Workshop

Customer Service Survey

We’re looking for your feedback!

• Click here for a direct link to our Customer Service Survey
• You can also find this survey on our Facebook page.

Thank you for your participation!

– Your Oneida Nation Child Support Agency Team

Employment Resources

• Oneida Nation Employment Opportunities
• Oneida Workforce Innovation & Opportunity Act (WIOA) Job Training Program
• Oneida Community Education Center (Resume Building & Other Programs)
• Native Employment Works (NEW) Program
• WI Workforce Development
• Job Center of WI
• Indeed.com (Online Job Postings)
• JCW Workforce Events (Job Fairs)

Forms & Applications

Many forms can be completed online or you can request a form/application be mailed to you.

APPLICATIONS

Parents or Guardians looking to establish paternity or open a case for child support:

CHILD SUPPORT AGENCY APPLICATION FOR SERVICE

CHILD SUPPORT GUARDIAN APPLICATION FOR SERVICE

Case Transfer from another Wisconsin County to Oneida Nation Child Support Agency:

1. 1. Complete the Transfer Application
      OR
   2. Stipulate to Transfer. If both parties agree to transfer the case to Oneida Nation Child Support Agency, contact Trina Schuyler at (920) 490-3700.

CHILD SUPPORT CASE TRANSFER APPLICATION

INFORMATION RELEASES

Releases of information may be needed to gather facts about your case. Release of Information (ROI) documents, signed by both parties, authorizes the Agency to release information about your child support case to other interested parties and vice versa.

• • Authorization to Disclose and Release Information
  • Authorization to Disclose and Release Information – Agent to Agent

FINANCIAL DISCLOSURES

When we are establishing a child support order financial information is needed from both parents. Financial Disclosure Forms must be signed by a notary public to be considered valid. Please contact our office to schedule an appointment to have your documents signed.

• • Financial Disclosure Form

OTHER DOCUMENTS

• • Job Search Forms may be used to be in compliance with a Court Order

We aim to provide high-quality customer service. If you have any problems or concerns with our staff or procedures, please fill out a Child Support Customer Complaint Form and return it to the front desk administrative assistant at the KA^NIKUHLI-YO FAMILY CENTER BUILDING located at 2640 West Point Rd., Green Bay, WI 54304.

If you have any questions, or would like a physical form mailed to you, please call us at (920) 490-3700

Frequently Asked Questions

Click here to view Frequently Asked Questions

Laws & Quick Links

Pertinent Child Support Agency Laws and Related Links

Paternity | Amendments – OCL Chapter 703

Child Support | Amendments – OCL Chapter 704

Oneida Family Court -Forms and Court Processes regarding Visitation, Custody and Placement can be accessed online and at the Oneida Family Court

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services – Office of Child Support Services

To Order Birth Certificates:                                                                                                

Brown County Register of Deeds
Outagamie County Register of Deeds
Milwaukee County Register of Deeds
Social Security Administration

Locate

The Child Support Agency has many tools to find the non-custodial parent. If he or she is in another state, the Child Support Program can access other state and national databases to help find the parent.

Important information that could help us locate the other parent:

• Full name and other names that may be used
• Last known address and phone number
• Last known work address, phone number, and the kind of work they do/did
• Social Security Number
• Birth Date
• Mother’s maiden name
• Relatives’ names and addresses
• Whether the parent has any children by another person, and where they live
• Whether the parent belongs to a union, a social club or sports club, or other memberships and activities
• Whether the parent has a driver’s license from Wisconsin or another state
• Whether the parent owns a vehicle, and it is registered in Wisconsin
• The license plate number of the parent’s car

It is important to present any records you may have. Records that are helpful include birth certificates, marriage certificate or divorce papers. Any financial information will also help, including bank accounts, copies of stocks, bonds, pension information, tax filings, and insurance papers. The more information you can present, the easier it will be to locate the parent. Once he or she is found, the process for child support continues.

Making Child Support Payments

Allpaid Online Payments

Allpaid Direct Payment Links:

• Oneida/Northeast WI Area
• Milwaukee/All Other Areas
  
  *Please call us at (920) 490-3700 if you need assistance with your PIN and Court Case numbers

Allpaid can also be utilized in-person at the Oneida Nation Child Support Agency

Unfortunately, our Agency is no longer accepting cash payments

Other Ways to Pay Your Wisconsin Child Support Obligations

• Wisconsin Department of Children and Families – Payment Links

Paternity Establishment

Paternity establishment is the legal term for determining the father of the child. If the parents were married when the child was born, the husband is the legal father noted on the child’s birth certificate.

Genetic Testing

If a father does not agree that the child is his, a genetic test must be done. This simple test can be done with a small sample of saliva. Either parent may request the test. Or, it can be required by child support or ordered by the court. Both parents and the child must be tested. After all three parties have been tested, results usually come back within two weeks.

Voluntary Paternity Acknowledgement

If the father agrees that he is the father, both parents may complete a Voluntary Paternity Acknowledgement form.

Court-Ordered Paternity

Paternity can be established by a court order if a party refuses to be tested.

Support Orders

The purpose of establishing child support orders is to determine how much money each parent should contribute for the care of the child.

Stipulation

Factors to think about when stipulating an agreement for a child support order:

• Placement – Where the child lives
• Visitation – Which nights of the week does the child stay with each parent
• Custody – Who makes decisions on health care, school, etc.
• Child Support Obligation – Calculated based on placement and visitation
• Arrearage – Unpaid child support
• Past Due Support – Date of application or date of review
• Health Care – Who carries insurance and who pays unpaid health costs
• Tax Deduction – Refers to IRS Guidelines but can be addressed in court order for tax purposes of who can claim child in that fiscal year

Modify Child Support Orders

• Child Support Orders can be modified anytime there is a significant change in the family situation. Please contact the Oneida Family Court for instructions on how to file a motion.

   

• Oneida Family Court – (920) 496-7200

Change In Custody

• If the custody and/or placement of the child changes, the order should be changed to make sure the custodial parent is receiving child support

Change In Employment

• If changes in your employment occur, the child support could be modified to reflect the non-custodial parent’s ability to pay

Reporting Changes

• Changes should be made within 10 days

Case Reviews Every 24 Months

• Oneida Nation Child Support will review cases every 24 months