Florida Child Support Guidelines

Child support in Florida is based on the Florida statutes. Both parents will need to provide financial affidavits to the court. Both parents must contribute to health care and day care expenses. This is not based on any agreement that the two of you have created. Factors affecting support payments include:

• The income of both parents
• Monthly expenses
• Certain deductions for costs spent on the child
• Time-sharing or parenting time spent with the child
• Amount of overnights with the parent

At the Law Office of Kathleen A. DeChristopher, Esq., P.A., we will work with you to establish a fair child support plan that will be in the best interest of your child. We will discuss the amount of money you currently spend for day care costs, health insurance, college tuition and after-school costs in order to modify your child support payments.

Personal Attention For Your Child Support Concerns

At theLaw Office of Kathleen A. DeChristopher, Esq., P.A., we strive to give you the personal attention you need during your divorce or child support issues. We will be the one answering your calls and responding to your e-mails, You can also rely on the Law Office of Kathleen A. DeChristopher, Esq., P.A. to handle your child custody and visitation planning.

Contact a Florida Divorce and Family Law Attorney for a Free Consultation

To discuss your child support case, contact us online or call 239-634-9715 . We will personally return your phone call and answer any questions you may have.