1. Locating custodial and noncustodial parents and their financial assets and resources through available local, state and federal sources;

2. Establishing paternity for child support of a minor child pursuant to the Osage Nation Paternity Code;

3. Establishing child support obligations through judicial and administrative processes including establishing temporary orders;

4. Enforcing child support judicial and administrative orders of the Osage Nation and other tribal and state child support orders;

5. Assisting custodial parents recoup out-of-pocket medical expenses.

6. Assisting other tribal and child support agencies upon request by another child support agency;

7. Initiating income assignments for income withholding and notifying employers of the income withholding;

8. The modification of child support orders and to review cases for compliance with the child support guidelines;

9. The collection and distribution of child support payments;

10. The maintenance of child support records and files; and

11. Other services as required by Title IV-D laws and regulations.