The consequences can be severe if you don’t pay child support in Southern California. The state can withhold your tax refunds, garnish your wages, or even put a lien on your property. If you owe a large amount of child support, the state may also refer your case to the district attorney’s office for criminal prosecution. In addition, the court can hold you in contempt of court and order you to pay a fine or go to jail. Call NOW 833-303-4LAW (1-833-303-4529) 10 am-10 pm M-F PST. 24/7 by appointment, or reach out to us online. Get help NOW today to learn more about how we can help you protect your rights and obtain a favorable outcome in your case. Call us today to find out your options.