The cost of living in the area where the children live is not a factor considered when determining child support payments.

In the United States, child support payments can be made through wage garnishment, direct deposit, check, or a combination of these methods.

Property tax is not a type of tax that can be affected by child support payments.

In the United States, child support payments are considered to be non-taxable income for the recipient.

All of the options listed are potential consequences of failing to pay child support.

In the United States, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) can intercept a taxpayer's tax refund to satisfy unpaid child support debts. This process is known as a levy.

The cost of living in the area where the children live is not a factor that can affect the amount of child support that a parent is required to pay.

In the United States, child support payments can be made through wage garnishment, direct deposit, check, or a combination of these methods.

Property tax is not a type of tax that can be affected by child support payments.

In the United States, child support payments are considered to be non-taxable income for the recipient.

All of the options listed are potential consequences of failing to pay child support.

In the United States, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) can intercept a taxpayer's tax refund to satisfy unpaid child support debts. This process is known as a levy.

The cost of living in the area where the children live is not a factor that can affect the amount of child support that a parent is required to pay.

In the United States, child support payments can be made through wage garnishment, direct deposit, check, or a combination of these methods.

Property tax is not a type of tax that can be affected by child support payments.