New Brunswick · Family and children

Collect child or spousal support in New Brunswick

Compiled by Mahmoud Halat, checked

Short answer

In New Brunswick, Office of Support Enforcement (Department of Justice and Public Safety) handles it. Support orders are filed with the office automatically; you have eight days to opt out.

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In every province and territory

The same service across Canada: who handles it and the official link. New Brunswick is marked.

Province or territoryWho handles itOfficial linkGood to know
British ColumbiaBC Family Maintenance Agency (BCFMA)How to enrolchecked You need a support order or agreement to enrol.
AlbertaMaintenance Enforcement Program (Government of Alberta)How to registerchecked
SaskatchewanMaintenance Enforcement Office (Ministry of Justice)Register a support orderchecked
ManitobaMaintenance Enforcement Program (Manitoba Justice)How to registerchecked
OntarioFamily Responsibility Office (Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services)Child and spousal supportchecked
QuebecRevenu Québec (Support Payment Collection Program)Support payment collection programchecked
New BrunswickThis pageOffice of Support Enforcement (Department of Justice and Public Safety)Child and spousal supportchecked Support orders are filed with the office automatically; you have eight days to opt out.
Nova ScotiaMaintenance Enforcement Program (Department of Justice)Enrol and get startedchecked
Prince Edward IslandMaintenance Enforcement Program (Department of Justice and Public Safety, Government of PEI)None on record
Newfoundland and LabradorSupport Enforcement Program, Department of Justice and Public SafetySupport Enforcement Programchecked
YukonMaintenance Enforcement Program (Government of Yukon)None on record
Northwest TerritoriesMaintenance Enforcement Program (Department of Justice, Government of the Northwest Territories)Maintenance Enforcement Programchecked You need a court order or agreement first; the program only enforces existing orders.
NunavutFamily Support Program (Nunavut Department of Justice)Family support programchecked The Family Support Office in Iqaluit collects court-ordered child and spousal support.

Cite this page

Canada Service Map, "Collect child or spousal support in New Brunswick", checked 12 October 2026, https://canadaservicemap.ca/services/child-support-enforcement/new-brunswick