How Do I Collect International Child Support Payments If My Ex Leaves The Country? We understand the challenges divorced parents face when seeking child support from an ex-spouse who has moved overseas. This situation can be frustrating and complex, often leaving custodial parents feeling helpless. We’ve seen firsthand how some individuals go to extreme lengths […]
We understand the financial strain that job loss can bring. However, it's crucial to recognize that failing to pay court-ordered child support in Florida can have severe consequences. There are options.
Even with 50/50 shared custody in Florida, child support payments are typically still required from the higher-earning parent to the lower-earning parent to ensure the children's needs are met.
Many parents who have to pay child support as part of a divorce settlement, often feel the amount they pay is unjust. Learn more about how child support is actually calculated.
The Family Law Attorney at the St. Petersburg law firm of WIlliam B. Bennett, P.A. has more than 25 years of experience negotiating and litigating equitable support arrangements that protect your children’s health, home, education and future while also keeping you in mind.
Ideally, both parties will agree on paying bills during divorce proceedings without a court judge. But sometimes, a temporary court order is filed to prevent situations of non-payment, either to the spouse or the creditor.
If an ex-spouse doesn't pay child support, there are several legal strategies that you can employ in order to force them to pay.
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