Like trying to alter most court-issued decrees, child support modification in Washington isn’t particularly easy, but it is possible.
Can Child Support Payments Continue Past 18?
In general, child support ends when the child in question turns 18 or finishes high school. That’s not always the case, however, and here are three cases where child support past 18 continues.
How Is Child Support Calculated in Washington?
Following divorce, parents face a number of new issues, one of which is child support. But how does the state calculate child support?
Child Support Spending Accountability
Can you get an itemized breakdown of what your child support payments actually cover every month? How do you go about ensuring child support accountability?
Verifying Post-Secondary Support Payments
It’s important to make sure post-secondary payments are going to the right place. Here’s how.
What Is The Washington Division Of Child Support?
The Washington Division of Child Support is key to enforcing support orders. Here’s how it works.
Ex Keeps Dodging Our Meetings To Alter Child Support
Modifying a child support order is tough enough in the best cases, but what if your ex keeps dodging scheduled meetings?