A reliable Family Law Attorney details the top 3 child support mistakes she sees clients make and why they are so detrimental to their case.
- If they fail to show proof of income and expenses,
- lower their income on purpose,
- or fail to pay previously ordered child support.
It could affect the outcome of their case. Proof of income and expenses requires documentation including copies of all healthcare and daycare expenses. If someone tries to lower their income on purpose, the old income may very well be used to calculate child support whether they are working the same job or not. Failure to abide by an order, even if it’s being redressed, could lead to serious consequences.
If you are facing a complicated child support case, give one of our experienced Family Attorneys a call.