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Our Tinley Park family mediation attorneys and Tinley Park mediators have extensive experience in child support, custody and divorce mediation. We will give you peace of mind and ensure a favorable outcome for your legal matter. We pride ourselves in our client communication, excellent customer service and affordable rates.
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Kevin O’Flaherty, our Tinley Park mediation attorney in this article discusses the mediation process and the importance of resolving disputes without the stress of court. Mediation is an affordable means of settling issues and an attorney may not be necessary during third-party mediation, though is beneficial to have one present to understand you're entitled to and to understand your rights.
In this article, we discuss how to legally identify a father when a child is born. In addition to DNA testing to determine the father and The Vital Records Act, which both parties are in agreement, there are other ways under the law that include:
Read the full article by our Tinley Park family mediation lawyers explaining paternity law.
Kevin O'Flaherty explain changes to child support laws went into effect on July of 2017 in this article. These are important because it changes how child support is calculated. Under the old law, the non-custodial parent is ordered to pay a minimum amount without taking into consideration the custodial parents income. The new law states that now, child support will be calculated on the net income of both parents, causing some to have their child support payment increased, while others' will be decreased. The only exception to this is when a third-party is the recipient of child support, then the child support payments will not be affected.
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