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This article by our Wheaton child support legal team discusses child support payments in instances with no visitation. We give a broad overview of child support decisions, and how even in cases with no visitation, child support payments are still required based on the decision made in Wheaton child support court.
However, there are actions that can be done to ensure that visitation rights are upheld. Our Wheaton child support attorneys discuss the legal methods that can be utilized to ensure that visitation rights are granted.
In this article, our Wheaton child support attorneys discuss the new Illinois law has created a new "income shares" model to calculate child support.
In Wheaton child support cases, this model is now used to calculate child support payments using both parents' income. We explain the method to estimate the amount of a child support obligation in a Wheaton child support matter and discuss the factors Wheaton child support courts used to award college expenses.
In this article, our Wheaton child support attorneys explain how child support courts in Illinois determine an award for child support for college expenses.
In short, while child support is required for all children under 18, the judge has the discretion to award continual support until the child reaches the age majority and can decide the amount to be paid.
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