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How Child Support Payment is Determined During Divorce

Lindsey Obenhaus | February 22, 2019

Child support is a payment from one parent to another for the financial support of their kids. Typically, child support is paid to the parent who determines the children’s primary residence, or the parent who has the children more time out of the year. If an agreement can’t be reached, the family code has guidelines for how child support is calculated.

For more information on child support, please contact Lindsey Obenhaus at 214-373-7676.

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