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Category Archives: Fort Lauderdale Child Support

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When And How To Modify Child Support In Fort Lauderdale

By Sandra Bonfiglio |

Whether you are the parent paying support or the one receiving it, child support orders in Fort Lauderdale are rarely set in stone. Life changes, and when it does, your existing support arrangement might no longer be fair or feasible. You may have lost a job, experienced a health setback, or taken on new… Read More »

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Can You Get Child Support In Fort Lauderdale To Cover College Expenses?

By Sandra Bonfiglio |

College is expensive, and for many families, the question of who pays what becomes even more complicated when parents are divorced or were never married. Tuition, housing, books, and meal plans add up quickly, leaving many parents in Fort Lauderdale scrambling to figure out how to cover the costs. If you’re worried about how… Read More »

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What To Do If A Former Spouse Refuses To Comply With Court-Ordered Child Support In Fort Lauderdale

By Sandra Bonfiglio |

For divorced parents, child support payments in Fort Lauderdale ensure that children from the marriage enjoy the same standard of living and have the financial resources they need to thrive. While child support gets addressed in Broward County divorce proceedings, it is common for one parent to refuse to pay. Your children should not… Read More »

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Enforcing Child Support Payments In Fort Lauderdale

By Sandra Bonfiglio |

Regardless of any current or past relationship between parents, the Florida Statutes require both parties to provide for their children financially. For divorced and single parents in Fort Lauderdale, child support plays an essential role in making sure children have what they need to thrive. The Broward County Family Court considers various factors in… Read More »

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How Are Fort Lauderdale Child Support Payments Calculated?

By Sandra Bonfiglio |

If you’re going through a divorce or separation and have children, understanding how child support is calculated is essential in protecting your rights. Our Fort Lauderdale child support attorney represents clients in these cases and understands how important it is to ensure your child is supported financially after your breakup. The following explains what… Read More »

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How To Enforce A Child Support Order In Fort Lauderdale

By Sandra Bonfiglio |

Child support in Fort Lauderdale helps ensure children have what they need to thrive in cases where parents are unmarried or divorced. A child support order represents more than just a piece of paper. Once one is issued through the Florida Family Court, there are serious ramifications for people who refuse to pay. Our… Read More »

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Unmarried Parents And Child Support

By Sandra Bonfiglio |

Child support issues are often discussed in terms of divorce, where two parents were legally married, but are now ending their marriage and are grappling with dividing financial responsibility for their children. The reality, however, is that two parents don’t have to be married for a court to issue a child support award. In… Read More »

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What Is The Average Monthly Child Support Payment In Florida?

By Sandra Bonfiglio |

When parents with children end their relationship, that one will be required to pay child support is a given outcome. What that payment looks like, however, will differ depending on a couple’s circumstances. It’s hard to know what the average child support payment in Florida is, as this data isn’t readily available to the… Read More »

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When Do Child Support Payments Stop?

By Sandra Bonfiglio |

In Florida, the parental obligation to provide financially for one’s children doesn’t end with divorce. Instead, this responsibility is often formalized in a child support order, where one parent is required to pay a certain amount to a co-parent (usually the one with primary custody) to help with the child’s maintenance and expenses. These… Read More »

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Do You Need Temporary Child Support During Your Florida Divorce?

By Sandra Bonfiglio |

When two parents get divorced in Florida, the parties will inevitably need to adjust their financial situations to account for going from one household to two. Just because only one parent stays in the house with the kids, however, doesn’t mean that the other is off the hook when it comes to helping financially… Read More »

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