Let’s take a look at some of the nuances of child support in
Maryland, specifically in the Baltimore area.
Child support in our state generally focuses on the incomes of the
parents rather than expenses accrued by the children. Simply put…kids with divorced parents are
entitled to the same level of financial support.
In our state there are two different forms for calculating
child support. If one parent has primary
physical custody of the children while the other parent has less than 128
overnights a year, then the primary physical custody guidelines worksheet is
used to calculate child support. If
there is shared physical custody the parties use that particular worksheet.
One thing is certain…no matter what side of the decision you
are on you want to get a fair and equitable result. To help insure that you call Baltimore family
and child custody lawyer Briana Arnold.
Attorney Arnold will represent your side with vigor and help you attain
a proper outcome. Call her today for a
consultation at (410) 484-1400.
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