Child Support
The amount of support is generally governed by Florida Statutes and is based on the parents’ relative net incomes, the number of overnights spent with the child(ren), the cost of health insurance, and the cost of daycare. Calculating child support can be complicated. To arrive at a correct calculation, there must be an understanding of what constitutes income, what deductions are allowable when arriving at a net income, how insurance costs and daycare expenses factor in, and how other issues affect the calculation.
The DeWitt Law firm can help you calculate child support and can also help if you have a problem getting support payments from your spouse or former spouse, or visitation and access to your child is denied. It is not legal to withhold visitation or child support payments because either parent fails to pay court ordered child support or violates court ordered visitation. If you have an issue or questions regarding child support obligations or enforcement, you should contact Dewitt Law Firm for more information.
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