Child Support

Most parents are eager to continue supporting their child financially in the aftermath of a divorce. However, there are many issues that can make this more challenging than it may seem. Certain forms of employment are one such issue that can add extra challenges to an...

When you got divorced, the court looked at your earnings and determined that you needed to pay child support to your ex. You started making these monthly payments, which continued for a few years. Unfortunately, your job did not continue until the support obligation...

In California, like the other states, both of a child’s parents have a duty to financially support their children until they reach adulthood. Most parents take up this duty without the government’s involvement. When divorce or a non-marital split from a child’s other...

California has a guideline that it uses to determine child support as part of a family law case. Most people might think that this is generally a concern for those of modest means. However, in high-asset divorce cases, the child support amount is a common topic for...

Everyone knows there are consequences to not paying court-ordered child support, including jail time. However, what many do not know is that the federal government can get involved as well. Indeed, if you owe child support, your Internal Revenue Service tax refund...

When a couple with children divorce, several factors are taken into consideration in order to arrive at a child support amount that the non-custodial parent needs to pay to the custodial parent toward the expenses for the child’s upbringing. However, expenses can...

Child support is a legal obligation that a parent has to their child. In California, parents can be ordered to pa child support when the go through divorces, separations, or paternity actions. The amount of money that they are required to pay in support of their kids...