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Child Support Lawyers in Brandon, FL

For many parents, child support payments are meaningful contributions to their monthly incomes. In fact, many parents would struggle to provide essentials like food, clothing, and medication to their children without these payments. That's why, at The Law Offices of Steven J. Glaros & Associates, our child support lawyers in Brandon, FL, work hard to ensure you and your child are receiving the support you deserve.

For more assistance with child support and other processes related to divorce, don't hesitate to reach out to our firm. We practice family law, and we're always happy to provide insight into your legal options with regards to child custody, child support, and even child abuse. Your family's safety and continued wellbeing is our priority, so get in touch today to schedule your free consultation.

Get the Child Support You Need

If you're a newly divorced primary custodian that has been out of the workforce for a while, chances are you're concerned about your earning potential. It can be difficult for single parents to return to the workforce and care for a family—that's why so many courts order noncustodial parents to pay child support. These payments are meant to assist with a child's physical and emotional wellbeing.

However, unexpected medical costs and other sudden fees can leave primary custodians struggling to make ends meet. The child support amount mandated by the court may not always be sufficient for you and your child's needs. That's where The Law Offices of Steven J. Glaros & Associates comes in. We're happy to assist you in seeking more substantial payments.

Managing Your Child Support Payments

Are your child support payments too high? Many parents find themselves struggling to keep up with their payments. Others wonder about managing medical bills, bonuses, and other unexpected situations. Thankfully, you can always turn to our attorneys for reliable legal guidance. We modify and dispute child support payment plans.

How is Child Support Calculated?

When courts calculate custodial parents' need for child support, many different factors are taken into consideration. All of these factors can affect the amount of child support you or your partner will be required to pay going forward. Additionally, should any of these factors change, courts may decide to alter the amount of support a parent is required to pay. Just a few of these factors can include:

Number of Children
Cost of Health Insurance

Daycare Costs
Time Spent with Children

Extracurricular Activities

Contact our child support lawyers to learn how we can help adjust the payments you make or receive. We proudly serve clients in Tampa Bay, Brandon, Clearwater, St. Petersburg, Oldsmar, and New Port Richey, FL.