BTL Family Law Will Help With Enforcing Child Support

Child support is necessary for the event of a divorce to keep the child stable so that they are not affected by the harsh realities of the outcome of the divorce. It is also to show that both parents are still playing a part in the raising of the child. Usually, child support is provided by another parent, when the child has to live with a parent that does not have much.

As important as child support is, it is not something that should be missed. It is from that money that the child gets money for feeding, clothing, education, health, and other necessary allowance. Failure to pay it for a month or at any given time could have very far-reaching consequences. Ordinarily, a parent may default on the payment if they do not have money that month or for any other reason beyond their control. At other times, it could be a deliberate effort to frustrate the other parent. Because the payment of child support was ordered by the court, failure to pay it is a legal matter and could be treated under the law.

In most cases, the child support payment is taken from the payment of the parent's paycheck, so that it comes in automatically. At other times, it may be a mutual arrangement, and that could be problematic. The consequences of failing to pay for a month could be sire, including having one's license suspended.

If you are having trouble with a partner refusing to pay their child support, you can talk to our divorce lawyers in Scottsdale, at Burggraff Tash Levy who are very skilled in family law to help you enforce the payment and also receive other necessary advice. Contact us today.

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BTL Family Law
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