Child Support

The Supreme Court has mandated that the divorce courts follow certain established guidelines to determine the amount of child support a non-custodial parent must pay. In a divorce case, the family law courts base their determination of child support upon many factors. The most crucial and primary factors are the gross income of each parent, the amount of time each parent spends with the child/children, the cost of health insurance and any special need the child may have. 

As an experienced and seasoned family law attorney, Mr. Larson can help in assessing all of these factors when determining child support. This is an important determination for any family law attorney as it may greatly impact upon the financial wherewithal of either the paying or receiving party.

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