After you break up with the other parent of your children, you may decide to allow the children to live with that person. You assume you can pay support to this person every month and, in return, avoid having to go to court or risk losing visitation with your children.
However, this other parent may have ulterior motives and take steps to target your finances unfairly. You can protect them and yourself legally when you retain legal help like a Cary child support attorney.
Fair Consideration
Despite not being with the other parent right now, you may still want to deal fairly with them. You also may want that person to return the courtesy to you.
To ensure you are treated fairly in court and pay a reasonable amount for the well-being of your children, you can hand off your case to an experienced lawyer. The lawyer can petition the judge to determine what a fair amount of monthly payments are and then ensure the court upholds the decree. Your legal team may also defend you if the other parent tries to get that amount amended to a higher sum.
Reach out to an experienced Cary child support attorney by contacting Bruning & Associates, P.C. today.
