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…
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In Florida, the terms “divorce” and “dissolution of marriage” are used interchangeably to describe the legal process of ending a marriage. However, Florida does not recognize legal separations, so couples who wish to live apart but remain legally married have limited options. In contrast, a legal annulment offers an entirely different route. While a divorce…
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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…
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