By Louis Wm. Martini, Jr., P.C. | Published May 4, 2020 | Posted in Family Law | Tagged Tags: alimony, Child Support, coronavirus, COVID-19 |
How a Coronavirus-related Income Loss Could Affect Your Alimony and Child Support
Many people have faced a job loss or reduction in income due the coronavirus pandemic. In such a case it might be difficult for an ex-spouse paying alimony or a parent sending child support to keep up with their obligation. As these orders are based on the financial circumstances that existed at the time they Read More
Read MoreCan I spend child support on non-essentials for my child?
Can I spend child support on non-essentials for my child? The child support you receive can make the difference between you and your children being comfortable or hardly making ends meet. In some cases, you might continue to experience financial difficulties despite receiving regular child support. Like many parents in Pennsylvania, you want your children Read More
Read MoreWhat goes into a parenting plan?
What goes into a parenting plan? When Pennsylvanian parents like you end up getting divorced from your partner, you will have to tackle crafting a parenting plan. This plan is crucially important to how your child’s life might look in the future, and will be closely examined by the court. Before submitting a parenting plan, there Read More
Read MoreHow are support orders enforced?
How are support orders enforced? After divorcing your partner, you will receive child support payments to help you raise your child with the same level of financial stability that they had when living in a household with two parents. Unfortunately, these orders for support aren’t always followed. Louis WM. Martini, JR., P.C., is here to help if Read More
Read MoreWhat do I need to know before I request a child support increase?
What do I need to know before I request a child support increase? As you know, life as a single parent is not easy. Receiving child support may somewhat relieve the financial burden of caring for your children on your own, but it is not always enough. You and other custodial parents in Pennsylvania might Read More
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