Child Care Law

Childcare Law occurs when divorced or legally separated parents fail to reach an agreement on child support, forcing the courts to step in and find support for the child.

Child Care Law Facts

A childcare support claim exists if one parent fails to support another in covering the basic needs of their child. Throughout the settlement of child support agreements, there are four key elements that are included during the process. At the beginning of the child support agreement, the parent who will be paying support will be identified. Next, the number of payments, how the payments will be paid, and the payment schedule are set. Finally, penalties regarding missed payments and refused payments are detailed.

Custodial parents may have problems with getting child support payments that they are owed. In addition, noncustodial parents may struggle with making payments on time or may stop paying child support obligations due to extensive circumstances.

Data related to child care law:

In 2020, the Custodial Mothers and Fathers and Their Child Support: 2015 released a report stating that there were 13.6 million custodial single parents living in the United States.
In 2015, $33.7 billion dollars in child support was owed.
In 2014, five in every six custodial parents were mothers and one in every six were fathers.
Each year, automobile accidents are among the highest filed claims nationwide.

Think You Have a Case?

If you believe that you or a loved one have a child care case, contact Big Injury Law before you speak to an insurance company. Do not disclose information to an insurance adjuster before seeking legal help from a lawyer suitable to review your case.

Rest assured, by immediately connecting with Big Injury Law following a child care experience you will be protected from insurance adjusters or private investigators attempting to sabotage your case.

If you believe you have a case, contact us to set up a Free Case Evaluation. We will review the details of your case at no cost to you.

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How Long Do I Have To File My Case?

Each state has its own statutes of limitations or time limits for filing lawsuits and other legal actions. Contact us immediately to make sure your case is filed in time.

What Can I Expect During My Case?

The Law Offices of Bradley S. Hames, P.C. will stand with and fight for you until your case is won and you get the compensation you deserve. We will keep you advised on the progress of your case every step of the way, and we will always answer your emails and calls immediately. Excellent client communication is a hallmark of our law firm.

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