Hilliard Child Support Lawyer

Divorce can be an emotional and contentious experience in its own right, but when the needs and future of the couple’s children come into play, it could reach an entirely new level. At Dailey Law Offices, our Hilliard child support attorney works tirelessly with her clients to ensure that they are able to maintain as much normalcy as possible during these life changes.

Child support may become an issue during a divorce, while establishing custody orders if the parties are not married, or after orders have been issued. The obligor, or the person who is responsible for paying child support, is usually the party who has the higher income. If the parties are unable to agree on an amount of child support to be paid, then the court will order that the guideline amount is paid.

If you have questions about child support in Ohio, contact our Hilliard child support attorney online or call (614) 524-4048 and start discussing today.

Guidelines for Calculating Child Support in Ohio

The amount for child support in Ohio is based on:

• Both parties income, with adjustments made for out-of-pocket health care expenses and local income taxes paid.
• The final award is based on this adjusted income in comparison with the number of children involved.
• The parties may agree to deviate child support upward, downward or even to zero.

Child support can become a post-decree issue when there is a change in income of one of the parties.

Representing Parents Across Franklin County

If you need to discuss what sort of child support you may be entitled to or think that you are entitled to a deviation in child support as the obligor, contact Dailey Law Offices today to speak with a Hilliard child support lawyer.