The amount of time each parent will spend with the children must also be evaluated before calculating the amount of child support payable. If a trial is required, the matter may be settled by agreement between the parents or the court. The amount of child support that the other parent will typically be required to pay will typically increase if one parent is granted more parenting time than the other. The court then issues a child support order, ordering one parent to give the other monthly support, after determining the amount of the obligation. Child support must be paid on time each month by the parent who is in charge of doing so. Child support matters are important and unanticipatedly sensitive, as the attorneys at Jensen Family Law are aware. To help our customers who are concerned about paying child support, we are devoted to coming up with workable solutions. Our Arizona divorce lawyers will work tirelessly and equitably to protect your most important thing – children—in all situations.
