Our Bellevue child support blog is updated to keep our clients and potential clients up-to-date on the latest developments, news stories, and information. These short, informative, and easy-to-understand blog entries strive to keep our readers knowledgeable about Washington State child support law and their own cases.
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What Are the Rules On Changing a Child Support Order?There are rules on the circumstances in which a child support order may be changed such as timespan since the order was issued and significance of the changes.
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Embracing Co-ParentingDuring this stay-at-home period, many families are finding that spending more time together is both challenging and inspiring.
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5 Questions and Answers About COVID-19 Affecting Divorce Proceedings and SettlementsThe Coronavirus (COVID-19) has effected almost every part of our daily life, including new and pending divorces. Learn how and if your obligations have changed.
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The Government Shutdown and Child Support: What You Need To KnowSo what happens to a federal worker’s obligation to pay child support when they aren’t receiving their federal paycheck?
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Congratulations to Genius Grant Winner from UWLarge-scale study on transgender and gender-nonconforming child development project wins a grant from MacArthur Foundation in Washington state.
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How Imputed Income Affects a Divorce in Washington StateIf income is imputed, a financially dependent spouse may have to pay an alimony or child support amount based on his or her earning capacity, not actual wages.
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Will My Child Support Cover College Tuition?College tuition is almost never a part of child support orders. To make sure your child support agreement is fair, call 425-460-0550 to work with an attorney.
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Who Pays For Daycare After Divorce?Usually, daycare expenses are included in a child support order. Sometimes, though, this payment may be made separately.
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Will VA Disability Benefits Be Used to Calculate Child Support?A court will calculate your veterans disability and child support together. Discuss how this will affect your monthly obligations with Molly B. Kenny (425) 460-0550.
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How Long Does One Pay Washington State Child Support?Typically, Washington State child support continues until the child is 18. How long do I pay child support? Ask Molly B. Kenny at (425) 460-0550.
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Child Support and UnemploymentPaying child support and unemployment aren’t mutually exclusive. You still have to pay child support if unemployed so call (425) 460-0550 to get a modification.
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Issues of Child Support for Unmarried ParentsUnmarried parents are still financially responsible for the child’s basic needs. Learn how Washington addresses issues of child support for unmarried parents.
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Alimony vs. Child SupportIf you’re going through a divorce, know that alimony and child support are very different. Learn the differences between alimony vs. child support.
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Child Support and RemarriageLearn about child support and remarriage. Generally, support orders won't change upon remarriage. Payment changes require a petition of modification.
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Only Disabled Part-Time Workers Are Excused From Paying Full Child Support in WAYou may have to pay full-time child support in WA—even if you are only working part-time. Find out how the court will decide how much you owe, here.
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Income and Child Support Payments: Don’t Leave the Decision up to a Seattle Court!If you don’t provide proof of income, you may end up paying more in child support. Find out how a how Washington courts decide the amount of your child support.
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Is Your Ex-Spouse Behind on Child Support? You May Be Able to Get Their Tax ReturnCould you be eligible to receive your ex-spouse’s federal tax refund for back child support? Find out if you could receive these payments in the future.
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Can You Really Have a Passport Revoked for Non-Payment of Child Support?Will you be unable to travel outside of the country for non-payment of child support? Learn how child support debt can affect passport denial or repossession.
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Child Support: How to Pay, Who Sets the Amount, and How Much You Could GetAre you worried that your ex’s support payments won’t be enough to buy your children what they need? Read here to find out how much child support you could get.
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Veterans’ Benefits & Child Support PaymentsLearn about how your veterans’ disability benefits could have an affect on your monthly child support payments in Washington State.