Child Support

In Los Angeles, most child support amounts are designated during the divorce proceedings. However, it is up to each party to stay abreast of the actual needs of the child, whether they are the primary caregiver or not. This means that the obligation to pay child support is just as important as ensuring the amount is applicable to the child’s current needs.

This assessment is determined in three categories:

• Child Support Calculation, which is initially determined when child custody is decided, or through child custody cases after the divorce
• Arrears Issues and Back Child Support, which is necessary when the obligated party is not upholding their segment of paying child support
• Modifying Existing Child Support, which is necessary when there is a request to increase or lower child support payments from their initially determined amount

We aim to deliver a comprehensive and accomplished legal strategy for each of these categories, whether you are the child support payer or recipient. Allow us to assess the financial needs of your child by researching the conditions of your initial payment hearing and determining if that status still holds true for each party.