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Northern Kentucky Child Support Attorney
Northern Kentucky

Child support can often be one of the most contentious issues in a divorce or custody issue. In many cases, couples will fight bitterly over dollar amounts for child support. Unfortunately, the people who ultimately suffer most in this process are the children.

 

It is important to be represented by an attorney who understands Kentucky child support laws. Kentucky case law has played a major role in the calculation of child support. Greta Hoffman can help you navigate through state child support statutes.

 

Calculation of Child Support

 

The courts only consider a few factors when calculating child support:

 

  • How much each parent earns
  • Amount actually paid in support for maintenance of the mother of these children
  • Amounts actually paid in support of prior-born children
  • The health insurance and work-related child care costs spent for the children by either parent
  • How many children you have
  • The percentage of time children are under each parent's care and control

 

 

In most cases, the courts will not adjust child support based on your children's extracurricular activities, your mortgage payment, or any other living expenses you might incur. However, there are a few exceptions to this rule. Generally, the courts will include the following factors into your child support calculation:

 

  • Medical, dental, or pharmaceutical costs not covered by insurance
  • Medical insurance costs (if not covered by the custodial parent's employment)
  • Child care costs while the custodial parent is at work or at school
  • Educational expenses such as tutoring

 

In general, these expenses will be covered by both parents based on the income ratio of each parent. For example, if the non-custodial parent makes twice as much money as the custodial parent, then the non-custodial parent will pay twice as much for these additional expenses.

 

Greta Hoffman can Help

 

Greta Hoffman has helped many clients resolve their child support issues. She has a firm grasp on state laws and can clearly explain to you what factors are affecting this calculation.

 

As your family's lawyer, Ms. Hoffman cares about the well-being of everyone in your family. As a result, when handling child support cases, she will always strive to keep her clients focused on doing what is in the best interest of the children. It is easy to get caught up in bitter fights with your ex-spouse over money. However, this should not occur at the expense of your children.

 

In the end, it is important to remember that you are fighting over money that will be used for the benefit of your children. Ms. Hoffman is committed to making sure that squabbles over money don't get in the way of your relationship with your children or their continued happiness and well-being.

 

Please contact Northern Kentucky child support attorney Greta Hoffman today to schedule a consultation. She serves clients in Boone, Campbell, Gallatin, Grant, and Kenton counties.


6711 Dixie Highway, Florence, Kentucky 41042 • Phone (859) 371-2227 • Fax (859)371-2284

Serving Boone County, Campbell County, Gallatin County, Grant County, and Kenton County in Northern Kentucky.

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