Everything you need to know about Child Support Laws in Idaho. Updated 2020. Idaho child support guidelines are centered on the “Income shares model”. I would say the one thing to remember is that both parents in Idaho whether married or unmarried, have a legal duty to care for their kids both financially and emotionally. … Read more
Everything you need to know about Child Support Laws in Hawaii. Updated 2020. Hawaii child support guidelines place parental care as the responsibility of both parents, consequently, both parents whether married or unmarried must cater to their child’s needs. According to modifications made in 2014, these guidelines must be followed UNLESS there is an exceptional … Read more
Everything you need to know about Child Support Laws in Georgia. Updated 2021. In 2018, modifications were made to Georgia child support guidelines with the hope that the new laws would improve the perception of fairness. In the past, the state of Georgia calculated child support based solely on the income of the non-custodial parent, … Read more
Everything you need to know about Child Support in the state of Florida. Updated 2020.Florida child support guidelines are based on the principle that training, education, maintenance, and care of a child represent the obligation of each parent. That is according to Florid Statute child support law 39.01, consequently parents in the State are obligated … Read more
Everything you need to know about Child Support in the state of Delaware. Updated 2020.‘Delaware child support formula’ refers to a set of complicated guidelines that on the basic level, require parents, whether married or unmarried, to support their kids. If after reading this you have further questions and would like a consultation, you can … Read more
The state uses a version of the “income shares” model that is very similar to what Arkansas now uses. If you are going through a divorce or if there is a strife between you and your partner. Without a doubt, you have questions concerning “who is going to take care of my kids and why?”. … Read more
Colorado child support laws dictate the rights and obligations of caregivers; however, the intricacies of these guidelines can get a little confusing especially when it comes to calculating your parental obligation. For example, did you know that the state’s “parental obligation formula” is based on what the family would have theoretically spent on the child … Read more
Arkansas is one of the few states where alimony is or rather was calculated based solely on the income of the paying parent, however, as of March 2020, that all changed when a new child support law was approved. If you are a parent in the state, you must be wondering… do these new guidelines … Read more
Arizona child support guidelines are special in that they prioritize the “best interest of the child” at every step of a paternity or divorce proceeding. Similarly, alimony is substituted with “spousal maintenance” in the state. What is the significance of this? And what does it mean for your kids? Today we explore Arizona’s spousal maintenance … Read more
We created this guide for parents on either spectrum so that you know your rights, obligations, and the factors that determine what you receive or what you have to pay in child support. If after reading this you have further questions and would like a free consultation, you can get a free case consultation from … Read more