How is Child Support Calculated in Florida?
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In the state of Florida, the amount of child support a non-custodial parent
is required to pay a custodial parent will vary in amount depending on
their monthly income and the number of children being supported. Based
on these factors, a basic
child support order will be issued in accordance with the state’s predetermined
guidelines. This amount can be increased or decreased at a judge’s
discretion to accommodate for a child’s special needs and cover
a child’s heath care costs. Child support guidelines are updated
periodically to adjust for inflation.
To get a better idea of how child support may be calculated in your specific
situation,
contact our office or call (813) 966-7217 to discuss your circumstances with a Tampa family
law attorney from our firm today.
