The official office page says its work does not create an attorney-client relationship and staff cannot provide legal advice.
Quick facts
- Office
- DC18 Court Trustee
- Purpose
- Qualifying support enforcement
- Payments
- Use official payment instructions
- Location
- Confirm before visiting
What the Court Trustee generally does
The office enforces qualifying child-support and maintenance orders in non-IV-D matters and provides procedural information about its cases. Other support cases may involve the Kansas Department for Children and Families or another process.
Payments and account questions
Use the current official payment page and include the required identifiers. Keep receipts and contact the responsible office if a payment is missing or applied incorrectly. This guide does not accept payments or access account balances.
When an order needs to change
Enforcement and modification are different. A job change, parenting change, direct payment, or informal agreement does not necessarily change the written order. Ask a lawyer or appropriate service about the correct modification process.
Official sources and next steps
These links open the government, court, or public-service organization responsible for the information.
Common questions
Does the Court Trustee represent the receiving parent?
No. The office states that no attorney-client relationship is created.
Can I pay child support on this site?
No. Use the official payment instructions.
Does a direct payment automatically count?
Do not assume so. Keep proof and ask the responsible office or counsel how the order treats it.
Can the Trustee change custody?
Custody and parenting-time issues belong to the proper family-court process.