Olathe Child Support Lawyer
Negotiating and Litigating for a Fair Support Structure
Few parents reject the notion that they hold some financial responsibility that goes directly to the support of their children, and the Kansas child support guidelines for determining financial obligations are fairly straightforward. Arguments over assets and incomes included in the formula are where the need for strong representation and effective negotiation arise. Our experienced family law attorneys also have significant backgrounds in finance.
At the law office of Arnold Law Firm, LLC in Olathe, Kansas, we serve the family law needs of Kansas City clients in need of divorce or child support representation. With a proven track record as successful litigators and a financial background, we are strongly positioned to guide individuals through issues of asset protection and support responsibilities.
Determining Child Support Responsibilities
Numerous factors can be involved in calculating child support obligations in Kansas and Missouri.
- Income
- Existing assets and accounts
- Employment
- Earnings history
- Health insurance coverage
The mechanics of the child support formula are not complicated, but coming to a consensus on the numbers put into that formula can be. The other side can try to inflate your income or even attempt to hide assets in order to artificially influence the final calculation. By working with a lawyer familiar with complex financial matters, you may better pursue a positive outcome.
For an estimate on child support, please visit the Kansas child support calculator. You will need to enter basic information and the amount calculated may underestimate what will actually be owed. To get a more accurate estimation, discuss the outcome of the child support calculator with the attorneys at Arnold Law Firm, LLC as there are other factors and considerations that may change the final outcome.
Modification of Existing Child Support Agreements
Situations inevitably change over time, and a child support agreement may need to be modified at a later date to reflect that change. This is often the case when one parent's financial situation dramatically changes. In cases such as this, an original agreement that had accurately represented the parent’s incomes at the time of divorce, may need to be modified to reflect the current situation.
Our family law attorney can help counsel and represent your interests in child support modification cases.
Contact the Law Office of Arnold Law Firm
Schedule a free initial consultation our office today. Contact us today online or by phone at (913) 764-8500.
