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Los Angeles Child Support Attorney

Helping Clients with Child Support Issues in Los Angeles

If parents cannot agree on the amount of financial support that should be provided by the non-custodial parent for a child in a California divorce or legal separation, then the courts will decide. The court will take into consideration many factors in its calculation of child support based on a statewide formula or guideline.

If you need legal assistance with a child support issue stemming from a divorce or legal separation in Los Angeles, it is advisable to contact the Los Angeles divorce lawyer at our offices. Because we deal exclusively with family law matters, such as child support issues, we are well-versed in the laws relating to them and can provide the legal knowhow and resources needed to resolve such matters. Beyond this, we emphasize personalized attention for all of our clients. We will work closely with you to achieve your objectives and a favorable outcome for your case.

California Child Support Calculation

Child support calculation is based on how much money the parents earn or can earn, how much other income the parents take in, how many children are involved, how much each parent spends with the child, health insurance expenses, whether and how much support is received for the child from other sources, the cost of daycare and uninsured health expenses, and other factors. Child support may also include the cost of transporting the child between one parent and the other, educational expenses, and other special needs where applicable. Child support generally lasts until the child is 18. A parent can ask for a child support order from the court when a divorce or legal separation takes place, when parentage is established, as in a paternity case, or when a domestic violence restraining order has been issued.

Do you need help with a child support matter in Los Angeles? Contact the Los Angeles child support attorney at our firm to discuss your case today!

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