Child support is a financial obligation the court sets, ensuring that both parents contribute to the child’s upbringing and well-being. Typically, the parent who has the majority of the parenting time with the child receives child support payments from the other parent in order to cover the cost of the child’s basic needs, including food, shelter, clothing, and education.
There are also section 7 expenses, often called “special or extraordinary expenses.” They go beyond the basic necessities covered by regular child support. These can include:
The division of these expenses is typically proportionate to each parent’s income, but other factors can influence the decision. That’s why uncovering hidden assets and income is crucial to ensure a fair support order. If one party is less than forthright about their financial situation, our legal team is fully committed to uncovering any concealed assets and ensuring that the party acting unfairly faces the appropriate and costly consequences.
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At De Krupe Law, we assist with various child support and Section 7 expense-related issues, including:
Our team possesses extensive expertise in the intricacies of child support and Section 7 expenses, guaranteeing that you receive the highest quality advice and guidance.
The short answer is yes. After the first support agreement is set, there are times when changes to that agreement become necessary. This might occur when the individual responsible for payment undergoes a substantial change in income, stemming from either job loss or a salary increase. In such instances, we will make every effort to negotiate an agreement with the other party or, if necessary, pursue court intervention.
Adult issues should not burden young ones. Our seasoned family lawyers are acutely aware of this, and they work diligently to swiftly resolve each case under the most advantageous terms. We customize our strategies to suit your unique circumstances and ensure you are well-informed at every stage of your legal matter.
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