Except for the post office staff and the mail delivery persons, no one else is particularly privy to people's mail. As the cards are a basic general 'ho hum' post card that go monthly to every NCP on their routes, I doubt they notice, read nor give a sh*t.

It's a reminder. Not like it says 'hey possible deadbeat Mommy/Daddy did you forget your children this month?' It's not a secret that a large share of NCP pay CS. It's a generic 'just a reminder'. *shrugs* My water bill comes from the city each month on a postcard. Big deal. The entire postal system in my area could read my water bill. Hmmmmm, let's tae a peek and see if TVP paid her water bill last month.

Not much different than if the main political parties send out 'don't forget to vote Democrat/Republican in the Primary next week' postcards. Those list are generated by registered voting returns. If I get one that says 'Vote Democrat next Tuesday' do you think I'm going to fret over the mailman knowing I'm likely a Democrat?

The tax payers are paying for this waste of paper. If a parent is not going to pay their child support - I doubt this postcard is going to help. Have they done it long enough to see if the policy has made a change in how much child support is paid?

If the state really wants to send a reminder it seems like text or email would make more sense.

I'm the NCP, and I'd probably freak right on out if I got one of these--at least the first time, because I'd think somewhere I'd missed a payment.