Tough Economic Times Bring Challenges in Paying Child Support
Through no fault of your own, you have fallen behind on child support payments because of a job loss. Conversely, you may be seeking support from an ex-spouse or biological father who seems less than interested in paying. At Sparkman & Sparkman, P.A., we recognize the challenges that parents face during difficult economic times.
Non-payment of child support is a serious legal matter that requires an aggressive attorney at your side. Contact us at our St. Petersburg or Tampa office today.
Economic Difficulties Do Not Exempt You From Paying Child Support
If you are finding it more difficult to make your child support payments because of a job loss or other financial setback, do not ignore the problem. Not only does non-payment strain relationships with your ex-spouse and your children, but it is also treated seriously by judges and the Department of Revenue. You cannot stop paying, hoping the problem will go away. Falling behind on child support could mean jail time.
Holding a Parent Accountable for Paying Child Support
At Sparkman & Sparkman, P.A., we also know the financial challenges a parent faces when his or her ex-spouse falls behind or refuses to pay child support. An enforceable legal decree has been violated, requiring you to take action. When it comes to money to provide for your child, far too much is at stake to ignore the problem. Regardless of the damage it may cause due to a relationship with your ex-spouse or biological father, you must take action.
We also handle child support cases that involve the need for DNA testing to prove paternity of a non-paying biological father.
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For more information or to schedule an appointment with an experienced Florida divorce lawyer regarding unpaid child support payments, please contact us.
