 What is the purpose of the Meet & Confer? The meeting identifies any issues of agreement or issues of discrepancy. If there is an agreement on the financial numbers, there can be a stipulation, and all parties can avoid a court appearance. Learn more here or call us at (866) 901-3212 for general questions.
 Click here or on the calendar above to learn more details about where child support specialists will be in your community.
Additional Los Angeles County Resources
 Recently approved for CalFresh and want to know what’s next? Watch this short DPSS video for tips on how to keep those benefits in good standing. In three easy steps, households can ensure their CalFresh benefits are available each month. Step 1: report income when it goes over the Income Reporting Threshold (IRT); step 2: submit the SAR 7 timely; and step 3: renew benefits by calling the DPSS Renewal Line. Learn more at Food and Nutrition.
 The LA County Department of Youth Development is proud to provide support for Our SPOT, Parks and Recreation’s free weekday park-based program for young people aged 12-18.
Our SPOT offers teens access to a safe and supportive environment where they can socialize, explore interests, receive homework help, and enjoy hot meals, mentoring, sports, and career exploration. Our SPOT offers engaging, meaningful programming year-round during critical after-school and evening hours. Click here to learn more about Our SPOT and find a park location near you.
 LA County's Justice Care and Opportunities Department has free nonperishable food items available for community members in need. Items are available while supplies last. Visit their Antelope Valley location to obtain items or click here to learn more.
 Fútbol is here! Stay informed with LA County’s Fútbol Viewing & Resource Guide. Find safety information, emergency alerts, health resources, and more—all in one place.
To learn more, visit lacounty.gov/futbol.
 If you have witnessed, experienced, or suspect sexual abuse or exploitation connected to a County employee or occurring at a County-operated facility, call 2-1-1 or visit 211la.org/report-sexualabuse to report it safely and confidentially.
The Los Angeles County Child Support Services Department establishes judgments for parentage, as well as establishes, modifies, and enforces orders for child support. The Department has more than 1000 employees, including over 86 attorneys, and in 2025, collected and distributed more than $512 million in child support. The department's core purpose is to ensure children thrive, with a mission of connecting with parents and caregivers to provide child support services.
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