Child Support

Child support is, unfortunately, not always a one-time determination. As your financial circumstances change, it frequently becomes necessary to petition the court for alterations in the child support arrangements. The State of North Carolina has calculated child support payment guidelines based upon custody categories and the gross income of each party. The awarding of sole , joint or split custody will affect the calculated amount due for child support.

Competent legal advice is important to you and your child or children. There are many variables such as payment of health insurance premiums, payment of private tutoring, schooling or needed counseling for your child or children. Additionally, it is important to consider tax benefits and penalties for different child support options. You have legal rights and protections, which need to be addressed when child support amounts are calculated.

The Raleigh, North Carolina law firm of Charles R. Ullman & Associates understands the financial repercussions of divorce, separation and child support issues. Our attorneys have experience and expertise in the North Carolina and federal tax laws that affect you at this time of turmoil.

Our lawyers know the rights and the protections that are built into child support law. Contact us at info@divorcelawnc.com now. The rest of your life begins now!

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For more information, please review the following pages:

Our Practice: Child Custody
Common questions about Child Support in North Carolina: Child Support FAQs