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Saint Charles child support attorney Kevin O'Flaherty discusses recent changes to Illinois child support law.
In this article, our Saint Charles child support attorneys discuss recent changes to Illinois child support laws that took effect on July 1, 2017. We explain the new way in which child support amounts are calculated. Illinois will now follow many other states in converting to the “income shares model” in order to calculate child support. Under this model, child support will be calculated using both parents’ income and cost of living. The number of children involved is also taken into account in child support calculations.
Current Illinois child support law awards child support based on only the non-custodial parents income. The new law will now consider both parent's incomes in an "income shares" model, which may cause some parents' child support amounts to increase, while others' amounts will decrease.
Saint Charles child support lawyer Kevin O'Flaherty discusses how to calculate child support in Illinois under the new "income shares" model for child support.
In this article, our Saint Charles attorneys examine the process for calculating Illinois child support laws and some tools that you can use to help you make the calculation. Instead of relying on the 'non-cusotdial' parent's income alone, now the courts make a determination based off of both parents income. This new income shares model is mong many updates to Illinois child support laws that has taken effect in July of 2017. Read more by our Illinois family law attorneys to learn of the changes to the law and how it will benefit you.
Saint Charles child support attorney Kevin O'Flaherty discusses child support and college expense obligations.
In this article, our Saint Charles child support lawyers explain how child support works with respect to college expenses. Courts are required to order the non-custodial parent to pay child support until the child reaches the age of 18 or graduates high school. Although not mandatory, courts have discretion to award child support for adult children. This is often seen in the case of post high school educational expenses. In these cases the party seeking child support must demonstrate that child support is appropriate.
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