Arizona Guidelines
Child support is generally calculated using specific financial factors, parenting time, income, and child-related expenses.
Family Law Practice Area
Child Support Representation
Practical guidance for establishing, modifying, and enforcing child support orders while protecting financial stability.
Clear Guidance for Child Support Matters
Child support can significantly affect both parents and children. Ketti McCormick PLLC assists clients with child support issues throughout Arizona, including calculations, modifications, enforcement, and related parenting concerns.
How We Can Help
- Establishing child support
- Modifying existing orders
- Enforcing unpaid support
- Income and employment changes
- Parenting time changes
- Financial documentation and court preparation
Modifications
When income, employment, parenting time, or family needs change, a modification may be appropriate.
Enforcement
When support is not being paid, legal action may be needed to enforce an existing court order.
A Clear, Strategic Process
Step 1
Understand your goals, concerns, and immediate legal needs.
Step 2
Review the facts, documents, court history, and available options.
Step 3
Develop a strategy focused on protecting your interests.
Step 4
Work toward resolution through negotiation, mediation, or litigation when needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can child support be changed after an order is entered?
Yes. A parent may seek modification when there has been a substantial and continuing change in circumstances.
What information is used to calculate support?
Income, parenting time, health insurance, childcare costs, and other relevant financial factors may be considered.
What if the other parent is not paying support?
There may be enforcement options available through the court depending on the order and payment history.
Need Family Law Guidance?
Ketti McCormick PLLC provides thoughtful, strategic representation for individuals and families navigating sensitive family law matters in Arizona.
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