In 2020, over three million Americans who owed back child support were at risk of having their stimulus payments intercepted. Despite pandemic conditions, being delinquent on your child support or spousal support (alimony) payments can put any tax refunds or other government payments at risk. If a trial court finds you’re deliberately flouting its orders, […]
Going back and forth in court over child support issues can become expensive quickly. Because of this, many parents want to handle their child support issues outside of court to save time and money. If you and your co-parent want to prevent an expensive and drawn-out legal process, you can try to resolve your child […]
In Washington State, either parent or both parents can be ordered by the court to pay support for a child. However, it’s usually the noncustodial parent – the parent who has the child for less than half of the time – who actually pays the support. The custodial parent is responsible for child support as […]
