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Child Support: support for the children, college expenses, tax credits, etc.
Child Support: support for the children, college expenses, tax credits, etc.
When going through a divorce or separation, child support is one of the most important and frequently contested issues. This section contains resources to help you understand your rights and obligations when it comes to child support. This includes information on how child support is calculated, what expenses it covers, what factors can affect the amount of support, college expenses and child tax credits.
Child Support
- What you need to know about child support?
- Child support calculator
- Child Support Lawyer
- At what age can a child become emancipated?
- How to Calculate Child Support In Massachusetts
- 2013 Massachusetts Child Support Guidelines
- How To Modify a Child Support Agreement in MA
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My spouse wastes a lot of money, will I still have to pay child support?
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Why do I have to pay child support when I have 50 50 custody?
Will my child support be higher because my ex works only part-time?
Can my spouse and I agree on a child support amount in divorce, or does the court have to order it?
Can I ask my spouse for proof that she spends child support money on the kids?
Can my spouse and I agree on a child support amount for divorce or does the court have to order it?
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Gather as much financial information about your spouse as possible (paystubs, bank statements, tax returns, mortgage info, retirement and investment account info, etc.), keep a log of significant events that you may need to accurately recount later, and consult an experienced family law attorney as soon as possible. Some preparation and putting a reliable plan in place now can save you money and aggravation later,
Gather as much financial information about your spouse as possible (paystubs, bank statements, tax returns, mortgage info, retirement and investment account info, etc.), keep a log of significant events that you may need to accurately recount later, and consult an experienced family law attorney as soon as possible. Some preparation and putting a reliable plan in place now can save you money and aggravation later,
Gather as much financial information about your spouse as possible (paystubs, bank statements, tax returns, mortgage info, retirement and investment account info, etc.), keep a log of significant events that you may need to accurately recount later, and consult an experienced family law attorney as soon as possible. Some preparation and putting a reliable plan in place now can save you money and aggravation later,