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Five Common Issues With Child Support In Tampa

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Parents have both a moral and legal duty to provide financially for their children. If you are a single parent or are going through divorce proceedings, you may be entitled to child support in Tampa. Unfortunately, problems concerning payments are among the chief sources of conflict between former partners and parents. Our Tampa child… Read More »

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Child Support Modifications In Tampa: Requesting Changes To An Existing Child Support Order

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Parents have a legal duty to provide for their children. In cases of divorce or unmarried parents, child support is often one of the most hotly contested issues. Once a child support order is issued, the amount owed must be paid. Our Tampa child support lawyer explains when modifications may be in order. Factors… Read More »

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What Can I Do If My Ex Won’t Pay Child Support?

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If you have been through a child support negotiation and hearing, you likely know the sigh of relief that comes when the child support order is officially (and finally) entered by the court. You may have felt like the process was finally over, and now you could return to some sense of routine or… Read More »

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Child Support Calculations

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Many married couples considering divorce worry if they can afford their current lifestyle after separation. In addition, many parties are concerned that courts make baseless child support awards that they cannot pay. While some lifestyle adjustments and living arrangements will change after divorce, child support calculations are based on imputed income and contributions to… Read More »

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Is It Possible to Get Child Support Without Getting a Divorce in Florida?

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For a number of different reasons, a couple may decide to separate without actually getting a divorce. A husband and wife are by no means required to get divorced, even if they do not want to continue a romantic relationship. Some married couples decide to separate on a trial-basis. Other married couples agree to… Read More »

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Who Pays for a Child’s Extracurricular Activities After a Divorce in Florida?

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As a baseline, child support obligations are determined in accordance with Florida’s official child support guidelines. Of course, in the real world, every family faces its own unique set of circumstances. As an example, it is not uncommon for children to participate in (costly) extracurricular activities. While some activities are relatively inexpensive, others can… Read More »

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Federal Government Set to Garnish ‘Stimulus’ Check for Overdue Child Support

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On March 27th, the U.S. Congress passed and President Trump signed the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act into law. A $2.2 trillion package, the CARES Act contains a wide range of different measures aimed at supporting individuals and businesses who have been adversely affected by the COVID-19 (coronavirus) outbreak. One of… Read More »

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I Am Having Another Child: Can I Get a Reduction in My Child Support Payments?

By Bubley & Bubley, P.A. |

Non custodial parents have an obligation to provide financial support to their children. As explained by the Florida Department of Revenue, state law establishes basic guidelines for calculating how much child support is owed. In large part, child support payments are based on the obligor’s ability to pay—or more specifically, their ‘net income’. This… Read More »

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How to File a Motion to Deviate from Child Support Guidelines in Florida

By Bubley & Bubley, P.A. |

In Florida, child support payments are typically determined based on state guidelines. Family law courts presume that the calculations made when using the child support guidelines will be fair and appropriate. Of course, that is certainly not true in every case. The child support guidelines do not work well for every situation. Parents in… Read More »

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Can You Get Support for a Child Who is Older than Eighteen in Florida?

By Bubley & Bubley, P.A. |

Divorced or separated parents have a duty to provide basic financial support for their children. Either through an agreement or a court order, the non-custodial parent may be obligated to make monthly child support payments. As noted by the Florida Department of Revenue, authorities in the state are currently providing child support services to… Read More »

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