Riverside County Child Support Attorney

Child support is determined by California statute and algebraic formulas that encompass a host of factors. These include income levels, number of children, time spent with each parent, special health care and educational needs of the child(ren), as well as other legitimate deductions and expenses provided by the California statute. Child care costs, health insurance, other child support payments, and some work-related expenses along with other hardship considerations also play a role in child support awards.

In many instances, when the party with the obligation to pay child support is intentionally avoiding his/her support obligation by avoiding employment or by hiding income, the court may declare him/her able to earn the income needed to pay the child support. Based on this declaration and simply the "ability" of the payor to earn the income, the court can order child support to be paid. Child support agreements and orders can be acquired at any time during the divorce process. Because California child support requirements can be complex, parents are best benefited by obtaining the advice of a Riverside child support attorney as soon as possible.

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Understanding your rights and obligations in child support matters can be troublesome. At the Riverside child support Law Firm of Michael R. Young, we help clients with child support concerns successfully navigate the court requirements to get their needs met. As your Riverside child support attorney, Michael R. Young will help you manage the complexities of California child support law.

As a prominent Riverside child support lawyer, Michael R. Young can help you obtain an order for the appropriate amount of child support and help to insure that the order is enforced. When child support is ordered and not paid, Michael R. Young will utilize a variety of procedures to help you collect past due amounts and protect against future non-payments. As a leading Riverside child support lawyer, Michael R. Young also represents the paying parent. In some instances, the paying parent may be able to decrease the amount of future child support payments. As your Riverside child support lawyer, Michael R. Young will help you maneuver through this process. Please note that Federal law prohibits the state of California from forgiving past due child support payments; therefore it is in your best interest to contact a qualified child support lawyer as soon as possible in the child support process.

If you have any questions or concerns about your existing child support, or would like for us to represent you in your child support case, please contact us today for a free initial consultation!

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