Alternative #1: You can have an attorney from the local Child Support Enforcement Agency represent you in a child support action even if you are not on AFDC (welfare) by paying $20.00 to the agency and requesting assignment of an attorney. However, you may find that going through the Child Support Enforcement Agency takes longer than representing yourself as a pro se litigant because of the Agency’s Backlog.Alternative #2: File the complaint yourself and turn the Child Support Order over to the Child Support Agency for collection.Alternative #3: File the Complaint for Child Support yourself and attempt collection yourself through the courts directly after you receive a child support order.