Blog Posts in Child Support

All parents are legally obligated to provide support for their children. This duty arises out of their role as a parent for their child. Separation does not terminate a parent’s duty to financially ...

The recent COVID-19 outbreak has proven to be a global health crisis of unprecedented proportions. The rapid rate of its spread has forced the governments throughout all parts of the world to ...

In general, there are specific duties that automatically arise from the legally recognized relationship between parent and child. One of the legally recognized parent-child relationship duties is to ...

More and more of our past and present clients have been contacting us and asking what they should do about their child support payment if they are laid off, or otherwise unable to work, due to the ...

Tax law is one of the most significant legal areas that often crosses over into family law practice. Because many family law cases involve rights to property and payment obligations, understanding the ...

When a divorce or child custody suit involves a minor child, one parent may be awarded primary custody while the other parent may be required to pay child support. Such a situation typically arises ...