Blog Posts in Child Support

When couples argue during the marriage, those arguments don’t always end because the couple divorces. Sometimes, former spouses continue to have problems far after the ink has dried on their divorce ...

If you’re like a lot of adults, you at minimum have a Facebook and an Instagram account. You may even have a Snapchat and Twitter account. Since so many divorcing spouses have social media accounts, ...

Workers’ compensation is a no-fault insurance program paid for by employers for the benefit of employees. If an employee is injured in a work-related accident, or if an employee suffers from an ...

Unless parental rights have been terminated, all parents are legally responsible for financially supporting their children, even after a marriage ends. When a family court orders child support as part ...

Divorce cases are as unique as the parties involved in them. Some cases can involve years of negotiation, while others may last no longer than five or six months. Ultimately, many divorce cases result ...

In short, yes. Child support orders can be modified, though their current terms remain legally binding until changes are finalized. Even if you and your former spouse or co-parent agree on potential ...