Evansville Child Support Lawyers

By Author: Ziemer Law, LLC
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One of the most contested issues in an Indiana divorce or paternity case is child support. In Indiana, child support is generally calculated in conjunction with Indiana’s Child Support Guidelines. More specifically, Indiana’s Child Support Calculator is used to calculate weekly child support payment estimates. If you are divorcing, divorced or otherwise a single parent with minor children, you will need a divorce attorney well versed in child support to ensure that the terms of your child support is fair.

When many people think of child support, they think of money. While money is naturally a major part of child support, it is not the only factor. Child support exists to help the children. If one parent pays too much in child support, the children are economically negatively affected when they are staying with that parent. On the other hand, if a parent receives too little in child support, the children are negatively affected when staying with that parent. Regardless of which parent we represent, we strive to focus on placing your children first.

The Indiana Child Support Guidelines are Indiana’s attempt ...
... to ensure that the children will have the resources necessary at both households to thrive. Sometimes however, these Child Support Guidelines do not result in a fair resolution for our clients. In those cases, we strive to be creative, insightful and persuasive to convince the opposing party or the judge that there are legal and equitable reasons to depart from the Child Support Guidelines.

Moreover, the Indiana Child Support Calculator is only as good as the data you use to calculate your support. At Ziemer Law, our Evansville family lawyers are well versed in the guidelines and the calculator to ensure that you and your children are treated fairly.

The law office of Ziemer Law, LLC handles divorce, family law and criminal defense cases in the Evansville area. Family law covers a wide range of issues, including divorce, child custody, child support, paternity, and even juvenile cases. Criminal defense includes everything from infractions and traffic tickets to misdemeanors and felonies. It also includes sentence modifications and probation violations.