Child support laws

What Does “Best Interests of the Child” Mean in Court? Child custody and kid support decisions are made by family law courts based on what is considered the child’s best interests. This refers to what he or she considers to be the “best” or most perfect scenario. These standards will vary by state, but in […]

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In general, there are two different models that most states use to calculate child support payments. The Income Shares Model is the most common. However, the court has the power to use any method it feels is best, even if it differs from the state’s model.

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A divorce is never pleasant to families, but can you imagine being a parent with a child support payment of $115,000 a month? A-Rod can't afford that anymore — he's not a Yankee these days. Celebrity parent Charlie Sheen, of Two and a Half Men (and run-ins with the law) fame, owes $55,000 a month for his four minor children. What do you do when you can't make the payments? Read on to learn more.

Regardless of how you feel about each other, parents must communicate when it comes to caring for your children. It takes a lot of time, effort, and patience on both sides to make successful co-parenting work, but it is possible. Contact Kiswani Law today and learn more about our child custody and child support services. #kiswanilawpc

When a couple separate and or divorce and they have children it can be very difficult. The parents go through an emotional adjustment and the children also go through the same. However, regardless the situation both parents are legally obligated to support the children financially. What You Need to Know about Child Support

This article will help you determine the appropriate amount of child support you should be paying or receiving after the divorce.

This infographic titled “Things You Should Know About Child Support” provides an overview of the aspects of your child support about which you should be aware. Deciding to end a marriage and going through divorce is stressful for everyone involved. When your marriage ends, the needs of your children must be met. Child support covers … Continue reading "Things You Should Know About Child Support"