Family law can be quite complicated, especially when you are facing a divorce and you have children. In fact, when dealing with a divorce in your family, one of the more consequential and important parts of the divorce process is the determination of child support. Based on the child’s custody type, either sole or shared, as well as a state-dictated percentage of one or both parents’ incomes, the calculation of child support can become rather challenging. Worse yet, if you do not entirely understand the process or you are not paying close enough attention, the calculation of child support in your case might be unfair and inequitable to both you and even your child. Here are some telltale signs that the child support payments might not be fair enough.
3 Signs Your Child Support Determination in Wisconsin Might Not Be Fair
If you have a feeling that something is not quite right about your child support agreement, follow that instinct. If any of them seem apparent to you, enlist the assistance of an experienced lawyer who can help you make the child support payments fairer for you and your child. Keep vigilant and watch out for these warning signs during the proceedings:
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