Parents have a general duty to provide financial support for their child. In Washington, the parent without primary physical custody may be required to pay
Going through a divorce in Spokane is never easy. It is especially challenging for parents of blended families or parents who otherwise have disagreements about
Child support orders are often necessary after a divorce to maintain a child’s standard of living and to cover their daily living expenses. Both parents
The purpose of child support is to maintain your child’s standard of living and cover their daily living expenses, regardless of which parent they are
In contentious custody battles, one parent may claim that the other parent is alienating their child in an attempt to gain custody or visitation rights
When a couple files for divorce and minor children are involved, the court will order a parenting plan as part of the divorce settlement that
When a couple in Spokane and throughout the state shares a child but is no longer together, one of the most important aspects of caring
An earlier discussion on the amounts in child support that must be paid in Washington State centered on the maximum amount that the state requires. Another topic
A parent in Washington State who has failed to adhere to an order to support a child can face numerous penalties as a means of
Retroactive payments for child support — also known as back support — are often worrisome issues for parents in Washington. It is important for Washington
