Child Support Lawyer, Peter R. Mayer represents parents that want to establish child support, modify child support or simply want to collect areas in child support in the state of Tennessee. Our Chattanooga child support and family law staff provides you with comprehensive and cost effect representation. We prepare the necessary child support o family law forms, appear in court on your behalf and perform all of the necessary actions required under Tennessee family law.

Child support is a payment made to the parent, or other court ordered individual, in which a child (or children) primarily resides. This payment is provided by the parent which does not have primary custody. Child support, by law, is meant to be used exclusively for the well being of the child. This includes clothing, food, shelter, and other essential financial needs of the child.

If you require the legal advice and representation regarding child support and family law issues, make sure your legal rights are protected by seeking the legal advice of an experienced Lakeland child support attorney & lawyer. Contact the Law Offices of Peter R. Mayer at (863) 644-1749 to schedule a confidential legal consultation.

The federal government requires all states to adopt child support guidelines. Generally, the formula includes taking into consideration:

Child custody arrangements;
How much parenting time each parent has;
The income of the parents;
Total number of children;
Unusual medical expenses;
Day care expenses;
And insurance, among other factors.

The result of the computation is called the "child support amount", which can be adjusted by the court based on several unusual items.

As a law firm providing experienced child support attorney & lawyer legal services, assisting Lakeland, Winter Haven, Bartow, and Polk County Florida residents with child support and family law issues, we are committed to protecting the legal rights of each and every client, while always striving to provide the highest standard of legal representation.

The child support guidelines compute the financial responsibility of each parent taking into consideration respective incomes, out of pocket insurance premiums for the parent and the child(ren), child care expense, and other variables allowed by statute. The traditional non-custodial parent will pay his/her share to the traditional custodial parent who is absorbing the day to day essential expenses of the child that the child support guidelines were enacted to address.

When circumstances exist which may affect the amount of child support needed to care for the child (or children), or the ability to pay the court ordered amount of child support, you may petition the court for a hearing to seek a post-judgment child support modification to the standing court order. In order for the court to change the standing child support court order, the one requesting the modification must show cause for a modification to be granted.

The Law Offices of Peter R. Mayer professionally represents the legal rights of those involved in child support or other family law issues in Lakeland, Winter Haven, Bartow, and the Polk County Florida area.

If you have questions or concerns regarding Child Support or Family Law issues, make sure your legal rights are protected by seeking the legal advice of an experienced Lakeland Child Support Attorney & Lawyer. Contact the Law Offices of Peter R. Mayer today by calling (863) 644-1749.

Lakeland Child Support Attorney and Lawyer, providing professional Child Support, Divorce, and Family Law Legal Services in Lakeland, Winter Haven, Bartow, and Polk County Florida.

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