Child support can be complicated and emotionally taxing. Our knowledgeable and skilled Sangamon County child support attorneys will see that you have all of the details and information you need to understand every aspect of your case. We will fight for your rights to ensure you receive a favorable outcome to your Sangamon County child support matter.
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Sangamon County Child Support Attorneys
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Kevin O'Flaherty oversees all legal matters and is actively involved in making sure every client's case, big or small, is handled with excellence and attention to detail. He is available to contact through phone and email and his rates are available upon request.
In this article, our Sangamon County child support team discusses visitation and child support.
If a child support decision has been handed down from the court, a payor must provide those payments even if they are unable to see their child. However, there are actions that can be done to ensure that visitation rights are upheld. Our child support attorneys discuss the methods used to ensure that visitation rights are granted.
In this video, Sangamon County child support attorney Kevin O'Flaherty discusses the payment of child support when there is no visitation.
Illinois law has created a new "income shares" model to calculate child support. This model is used in Sangamon County to calculate child support payments using both parents' income. In this article, our Sangamon County child custody lawyers explain the method used estimate a child support financial obligation.
In this video, Sangamon County child support lawyer Kevin O'Flaherty discusses how child support is calculated under the new "income shares" model of child support.
In this article, our Sangamon County child support attorneys discuss how child support courts in Sangamon County determine whether an award for child support for college expenses is necessary. Child support is required for all children under 18, however, the judge has the discretion to award continual support until the child reaches the age majority and the judge also determines that duration as well as the amount to be paid.
In this video, Sangamon County child support lawyer Kevin O'Flaherty discusses how child support is calculated under the new "income shares" model of child support.
