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Family law judges in Arizona weigh various factors when they determine how much noncustodial parents should pay each month to support their children. They consider the gross incomes of both parents, the custody arrangements in place and the child’s educational and...
Child support orders are enforced in Arizona to ensure that children of divorced or separated parents get the necessary resources that they need to survive and become who they want to be. However, circumstances may change, forcing the paying parent to want a...
When your Arizona marriage ends and your spouse was the primary breadwinner in your relationship, you may wonder if you are going to be able to live the same lifestyle you do now once your split becomes official. If there is no realistic way for you to maintain the...
If you worry about falling behind on child support, or currently owe unpaid child support, it is vital to understand the many ways in which this could affect you. Aside from financial penalties, damage to your reputation, anxiety, the loss of your license and even...
If you get sole custody of your children in Arizona, your judge might order your former spouse to pay child support. Your former spouse has to pay child support even if he or she loses his or her job or moves to another state. If your ex does not pay, the money...
You might have lost your job in Arizona, but you still have to pay for child support. Fortunately, if you qualify for unemployment, you can continue collecting income while you look for a new job. But if you're paying child or spousal support, will that amount come...
News flash…child support is not based on the children’s expenses (usually). As a family law attorney, I hear myself saying this to clients or potential clients on a regular basis. Child support is based on the parent’s incomes. Arizona has child support guidelines and...