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Losing a job can be a challenging time, especially when child support is part of the picture. As a custodial parent, it is natural to worry about the impact of your former spouse's job loss on the child support payments you rely on. In Florida, unemployment itself...
Child support is often a straightforward topic during divorce. When discussed in court, the judge indicates its details in the order, including the support's amount and payment terms. Sometimes, child support can be a source of conflict between divorcing couples,...
Divorce can awaken a sense of loss, leading a person to grasp at anything within reach for personal support or to lash out at their former spouse. Sadly, some parents use their children as a weapon of vengeance, manipulating them against the other parent and relying...
After a divorce or separation, child support payments are meant to fund the costs of your child's basic needs, including food, clothing, education, health care and housing. Unless both parties agree to continue them, these monthly payments normally stop when the child...
If you have a reasonable relationship with your former spouse, maybe he or she will provide punctual monthly child support payments. Even so, you should not take the word of your former spouse that he or she will dutifully hand over a monthly child support check. You...
The COVID-19 pandemic has hit some people hard. Single parents are among the many confronting challenges including job-related struggles over the past year. While trying to earn their keep and putting food on the table, many single parents have faced cuts in hours,...
In order to establish child support, the Court looks at many factors. The Court must look at and determine the parties’ monthly net income after allowed deductions, costs of health insurance for the minor child/children and daycare costs, if any. The parties’...