Financial planning after a North Carolina divorce requires careful attention, especially with special needs children. Click here to learn more.
If you are wondering, “When does child support end?” click here to learn more about the factors that influence the length of child support.
When parents divorce, or when parents who were never married part ways, the parent who has the child under their roof less frequently may be ordered to make regular child support payments to their coparent to help cover the costs the custodial parent incurs as a result of their residential responsibility for the child.
As a grandparent, your relationship with your grandchild can be complicated by your relationship with your children.
Divorce does not eliminate an individual’s responsibility to support others financially. In South Carolina, child support is ordered to ensure that shared children are provided for properly.
