If you miss child support payments, it is important to understand the hardships that could arise. A lot of non-custodial parents have found themselves in this position, and you should have a solid understanding of the different consequences that you could face for...
Going into a divorce, child support agreements can be confusing enough simply on an organizational level. After all, you are working to secure and plan for the financial future of your child or children. It often takes a concerted effort to lay this groundwork....
Parents have a responsibility to provide for their children financially until they can become self-supporting. If you and your spouse divorce, you may have to fulfill this obligation by paying child support rather than contributing to the general household income as...
If your child's other parent owes back child support and they live outside of the U.S., it is pivotal to go over your options. In some cases, parents have the ability to enforce child support orders even when the non-custodial party lives in a different country. After...
When parents are unable to stay together to raise a child, it does not eliminate their responsibilities to their child. Generally, the parent with which the child does not live will pay child support. The intention of child support is to provide for a child's basic...
When you have an existing child support order in place in Oregon, a time may come when you or your child’s other parent wishes to change it. Certain things have to hold true for you to be able to modify your Oregon child support order. You also have to follow a...
Going through a divorce is difficult, especially for children. Transitioning from a traditional household to a single-parent situation can be overwhelming and emotional for everyone involved. Not only is there a change in the physical living environment, but also the...