Almost $27.3 billion in child support was collected in the United States during the 2011 fiscal year, according to a report from the federal Office of Child Support Enforcement.
The amount collected was a 3% increase from fiscal 2010 and served 17.3 million children. Nearly $5.7 billion was spent nationwide to fund child support services.
How much money did your state collect and spend on child support? See the table below for a breakdown. Bold denotes a Top 10 ranking.
State | Child Support Collected | Expenditures |
Alabama |
$280,431,731 |
$69,257,811 |
Alaska |
$97,483,308 |
$27,558,105 |
Arizona |
$322,358,501 |
$60,680,616 |
Arkansas |
$211,058,254 |
$54,351,286 |
California |
$2,161,572,162 |
$985,334,186 |
Colorado |
$289,106,557 |
$72,023,534 |
Connecticut |
$248,731,241 |
$72,971,296 |
Delaware |
$73,803,807 |
$36,685,264 |
Washington, D.C. |
$50,832,080 |
$26,846,039 |
Florida |
$1,508,852,871 |
$301,647,654 |
Georgia |
$632,448,613 |
$99,783,596 |
Guam |
$11,188,297 |
$5,193,148 |
Hawaii |
$95,093,455 |
$17,141,315 |
Idaho |
$146,138,843 |
$22,704,063 |
Illinois |
$824,409,921 |
$190,441,679 |
Indiana |
$572,813,539 |
$113,803,740 |
Iowa |
$318,741,380 |
$53,675,088 |
Kansas |
$183,157,867 |
$59,602,238 |
Kentucky |
$391,856,211 |
$68,747,116 |
Louisiana |
$367,505,563 |
$78,228,126 |
Maine |
$101,125,421 |
$27,603,905 |
Maryland |
$491,863,607 |
$128,328,833 |
Massachusetts |
$593,132,960 |
$65,556,965 |
Michigan |
$1,302,822,773 |
$216,048,395 |
Minnesota |
$582,918,142 |
$167,490,168 |
Mississippi |
$286,492,777 |
$30,693,642 |
Missouri |
$562,254,612 |
$79,412,552 |
Montana |
$58,110,726 |
$12,976,575 |
Nebraska |
$198,289,243 |
$36,464,135 |
Nevada |
$165,757,160 |
$49,336,503 |
New Hampshire |
$83,861,937 |
$20,787,727 |
New Jersey |
$1,111,624,272 |
$250,952,270 |
New Mexico |
$106,437,786 |
$43,314,248 |
New York |
$1,705,428,336 |
$334,123,065 |
North Carolina |
$662,975,022 |
$128,391,290 |
North Dakota |
$85,908,604 |
$14,893,954 |
Ohio |
$1,694,857,119 |
$256,304,436 |
Oklahoma |
$300,859,429 |
$71,073,760 |
Oregon |
$344,717,355 |
$68,377,114 |
Pennsylvania |
$1,351,340,919 |
$241,456,655 |
Puerto Rico |
$342,402,735 |
$40,943,317 |
Rhode Island |
$63,842,716 |
$16,665,966 |
South Carolina |
$247,263,227 |
$56,560,153 |
South Dakota |
$81,662,890 |
$8,560,325 |
Tennessee |
$539,348,423 |
$78,625,646 |
Texas |
$3,106,894,956 |
$350,739,326 |
Utah |
$182,972,269 |
$34,847,399 |
Vermont |
$46,483,138 |
$14,885,683 |
Virgin Islands |
$8,769,471 |
$5,267,400 |
Virginia |
$597,903,773 |
$93,661,010 |
Washington |
$641,015,036 |
$145,656,303 |
West Virginia |
$190,074,463 |
$42,916,144 |
Wisconsin |
$606,831,741 |
$97,675,730 |
Wyoming |
$62,857,790 |
$13,261,454 |
Totals |
$27,296,685,029 |
$5,660,527,948 |
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Fighting war against terrorists in Iraq, Iran, and Afghanistan is a diversion to keep the citizens of the United States distracted about the terrorist psychopaths in the American Legal System.
I have discovered that there is no access to the United States legal system for the middle class and poor of the United States
When I asked the legislature and the administrative system that is set up to oversee the legal system, I was sent a curt response that no laws or ethics had been violated. These administrative personnel have condoned the use of terror in our court system. The administrative personnel and/ or pathology personalities have colluded with the crooks of the system and have become supporters of terror (tools of the psychopath). Our courts have become tools for the wealthy to oppress the poor. There are administrative laws on the books of each state. Although these laws are not available to the public, you must have access to the legal search engines to find these laws. You will need to go to a law library and use the legal search engines to find the laws of your state.
This is another aspect of terrorism, keep the rules secret, and run by a secret organization that is not monitored by public citizens.
The terror system that I faced was family court. This court claims to assist families in the state break the state contract of marriage. They actually post the motto: “Helping the families of Florida”. While in reality, they are torturing and committing Florida families to a life of torture and grave danger; financially, physically and emotionally.
I am unable to afford an attorney and the system wants me to go away and accept the crimes they have committed. This court system has caused complex Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, an injury that many terrorist organizations skillfully employ to damage and keep the victim lifeless and quiet.
The same occurs all over the nation. Our system of justice plays favorites; you are a favorite until the money runs out or if you have more money than the other spouse. Divorce to a personality disorder is war and there are disordered attorneys who also have no conscience. I hope that one day we will all be able to heal and join together to stop the legal torture of vulnerable citizens.
Without a dispassionate and objective justice system based directly on the Constitution there can be no justice. Individuals must know they can have justice despite income or condition. Without these conditions being met no free market is possible. We provide tools for the accomplishment of this, the true justice, enacted by the people.
As always: FOLLOW THE MONEY
Glen Gibellina
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