Yes, you must still pay child support for your children even if you do not get to see them. If this is the case, you should petition the court for timesharing and if it has already been granted the mother can be held in contempt for not abiding by the timesharing schedule. Child support and visitation/timesharing are two separate issues under the law and because you do not get to see your child should not be a reason you do not pay child support. Your failure to do so may result in suspension of driving privileges, contempt of court charges which may result in jail.