Child Support Attorney In Los Angeles, California

Reaching An Agreement With Your Divorced Spouse

“Child support” is defined by the financial payments generated by one parent to the other. In most cases, the non-custodial parent is paying a monthly sum to the custodial parent. The funds are supposed to cover the cost of the child’s day-to-day care and daily living expenses after the parents have divorced or are no longer together.

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Generally speaking, child support is a relatively straightforward issue in Los Angeles, adhering to a set mathematical calculation that takes in a number of considerations in determining the appropriate amount of child support. However, with the assistance of our firm, we will be able to generate a more favorable child support agreement for your minor children.

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Whatever the relationship is between the noncustodial parent and the minor child, child support is part of his or her duty as a parent, to provide for the child’s food, clothing, shelter, and other basic living and medical expenses. The parents are able to come to an agreement on their accord and court intervention is not required. Yet, if the parents are unable to come either parent can initiate a petition for child support.

The state of California takes child support payments extremely seriously and there are laws in place in California that assist custodial parents in collecting “arrears,” or past-due child support payments, and ensuring that future payments are made in a timely manner.

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