Child support is a payment from one parent to another for their minor child’s financial support. The amount and duration of payments vary by jurisdiction. Payments typically end when the child turns 18 or graduates from high school. They may also end if the child becomes emancipated or meets specific criteria. A court order is…… Read More…
If you are experiencing a child custody case, you may have concerns and be wondering “What Does Child Support Cover?” Child support obligation is an ongoing amount of money that one parent contributes to the other for the financial support of their children. It is usually ordered by a court or mandated by a state…… Read More…
Child support enforcement is an important part of ensuring that children receive the financial support they need from their parents. In Michigan, child support enforcement is handled by the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) through its Child Support Division. The DHHS works closely with local courts and agencies to ensure that the responsible…… Read More…
Child support in Michigan can take varying amounts of time. Typically, it can take one to six months to get a court order for minor child support. Enforcement actions under child support laws may be needed if the court order is not followed. Once an order is issued, the non-custodial parent must make monthly child…… Read More…