The issue of child support is an overlooked issue when it comes to all political races. This is issue continues daily to destroy the institution of marriage and a good quality of life for children and parents. This issue causes undo hardship on non-custodial parents the most and has grown to become very unfair and most biased in judgements. It should not be handled by the Department of Social Services as they have proved to be unfair and unjust and do not follow the SC State Code of Laws and the Child Support Enforcement Guidelines equally across the board. The arrest of a non-custodial parent with an arrearage does not assist in relieving the matter to a better state. Instead it only increases the possibility of the non-custodial parent that has a good standing history of compliance to loose their job from being incarcerated. Study the work history of the non-custodial parent for length of time employed and for payment history before issuing bench warrants for non compliance. Contact the employer of the non-custodial parent if payment stops. Many employers will not justify the employee being absent from with unscheduled absents. The incarceration of a compliant individual only promotes the degeneration of a promising American Society with upstanding individuals. The lack of employment from a non-custodial parent may increase criminality or suicide and depression. Also widening the arrearage gap making it harder to stay in compliance with the support order. This will prevent unnecessary arrests and issuing of warrants. Especially if the non-custodial parent has a history of paying and or making efforts to stay compliant. The spouse of the custodial parent has the fiduciary duty of support of the custodial parent and her child, this should emancipate the non-custodial parent likewise if the non-custodial parent becomes married and has 2 or more biological children living in the residence the support order should be terminated. This will cause undo hardship of taking care of the immediate household and the child or children in another household where the custodial parent is married. It should continue where children that are not biological or not adopted should not be able to be claimed in deductions for determining support rates on both sides (custodial and non-custodial). It should also continue that income of custodial parents and non-custodial parents spouses should not be taken into consideration in determining support amounts.