Coral Springs Child Support Agreement Attorneys
In Florida, child support ends when children reach age 18 or, if they are still in high school, age 19. If a child is unable to be emancipated due to a challenge or infirmity, the court can extend support. However, you would lose the right to extended support if the legal action is not filed before the child reaches age 18. Our extensive divorce representation includes guidance addressing support issues for special needs children.
Child support should be tailored to your unique situation. Contact our experienced Fort Lauderdale child support attorneys today toll free at 877-895-7572.
Child support in Florida is determined using legislative guidelines based on family income. At Brawer, Hirsch & Associates, P.A., our lawyers provide representation for individuals on both sides of the issue. We understand that to acquire support, we may have to impute income to the other parent. We can discuss your needs and situation to determine the best course of action.
Child Support Enforcement
Our legal team understands how today's economy has caused many individuals to lose their jobs or earn less income. If you do not file for a modification, you could be subject to incarceration for contempt for non-payment. Additionally, each judgment of non-payment accrues interest, which could cause you to lose your driver's license, your professional license, your income tax refund or your passport. Our legal team has more than 75 years of combined experience. We will discuss your goals and tailor our representation to help you achieve your goals.
We Have the Experience Necessary to Help You
Our legal team is available to discuss your complicated child support matter. To schedule an appointment with a qualified lawyer, please call us at 954-828-2749 or toll free at 877-895-7572, or you may send us an e-mail. Our office is one block south of the Broward County Courthouse. Parking is not an issue.
