If you have a case with the Georgia Division of Child Support Services (DCSS), contact that agency directly at 844-694-2347 or visit them online at https://childsupport.georgia.gov/.  The Georgia Child Support Commission has no authority over the DCSS or involvement with any case managed by that agency and cannot assist you.

Georgia’s Income Shares Guidelines, O.C.G.A. § 19-6-15, became effective January 1, 2007, and may be viewed here and the Basic Child Support Obligation Table, may be viewed here.

The Georgia Commission on Child Support (hereinafter “Commission”) welcomes your comments on the Guidelines and the Basic Child Support Obligation (BCSO) table used in the calculation of child support.  Comments received will be considered by the Commission.

The Commission consists of 15 members appointed by the Governor of Georgia to serve specific terms.  The membership must consist of three superior court judges, one justice of the Georgia Supreme Court or a judge of the Court of Appeals, or their respective designees, two members of the Georgia House of Representatives, two members of the Georgia Senate, and seven other members, pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 19-6-51.

  • Juvenile Court Judge R. Michael Key, Chair, Commission

  • Charles C. “Chuck” Clay, Esq.

  • Superior Court Judge Lisa G. Colbert

  • Kathleen B. Connell, Esq., Chair, Statute Review Subcommittee

  • Representative Chuck Efstration

  • Representative Houston Gaines

  • Senator Emanuel Jones

  • Juvenile Court Judge Lisa Jones

  • Superior Court Judge Emory Palmer

  • Regina Quick, Esq., Chair, Technology & Calculator Subcommittee

  • Christina L. Scott, J.D.

  • Senator Brian Strickland

  • Roger C. Tutterow, Chair, Economic Subcommittee

  • Superior Court Judge Connie L. Williford

If you wish to make comments to the Commission, please begin by answering the following questions, and then by entering your comments in the box provided below.

 

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The Commission requests that your comments address your concerns on child support generally and not focus only on the specifics of your case. While your personal experience with the child support process will no doubt influence your opinion, the Commission cannot change the outcome in your specific case, only a judge can do that. For example, you may comment that you think child support amounts are too high or too low and, ideally, and state the reasons why you feel that way. Your input is valuable to the Child Support Commission and we look forward to reading your comments. If your comments concern a case with the Division of Child Support Services (DCSS), the state’s child support agency, please contact that agency at 844-694-2347 or visit: https://childsupport.georgia.gov. The Commission has no authority over that agency and cannot resolve your concerns.
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