A local government agency is raking in the bucks in child support collections. Why is it having success where other agencies struggle?
The Summit County Prosecutor's Office has collected about $20 million in criminal nonsupport funds since 2001. That's quite a lot considering Cuyahoga County, a much larger neighboring area, is touting figures in the $10 million range. Friday, Regina Brett and guests discuss enforcement of child support laws, what works and what problems still remain.Jennifer Bheam, Director, Summit County Child Support Enforcement Agency
John Galonski, Chief Assistant Prosecutor for Child Support, Summit County
Dr. Ned Holstein, Founder, Fathers & Families
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