Washington, DC Child Support Lawyer
Pursuing the Best Solutions for Children
Both parents have emotional, physical, and financial obligations to their children that do not stop when an adult relationship ends.
Child support calculations can quickly become complicated, confusing, and contentious, with the laws surrounding calculations leading to more questions than answers.
At Lopez Law Firm, PLLC, we have years of experience navigating the complex child support laws in Washington, D.C.
We can walk you through gathering the information needed to make the calculations, and provide answers to your questions regarding child support.
Our team can guide you through a variety of situations surrounding child support, including:
- Initial Child Support Calculations
- Orders for Withholding Child Support
- Non-payment of Child Support
- Modifications
- And More
Partner with the legal team that works diligently to get you the most fair resolution possible. Contact us today to schedule a free consultation.
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