Category: Child Support

After a divorce, parents are expected to continue providing financial support for their children. Child support is the sum paid by one parent to the other parent for a child’s care. Generally, the noncustodial parent pays child support to the custodial parent. The child’s primary residence is with the custodial parent. However, this may not…

Divorce can bring many changes, especially for parents. One of the biggest concerns is how much child support will be required. In South Carolina, child support is designed to meet a child’s needs after their parents separate.  Knowing how the court calculates child support and what factors affect the amount can help you understand what…

Parents have an obligation to financially support their children. When families live together and income is shared, it is easy to make sure that the kids’ needs are met. Things become significantly more complicated when parents get divorced or separated. In order to make sure that the split doesn’t affect children adversely, California often imposes…