Child & Spousal Support
The question of support directly affects the children's wellbeing and the family's financial stability, and it stirs a great deal of anxiety, whether you are the one paying or the one who should receive. My role is to reach a fair outcome that lets everyone move forward with dignity.
I look closely at the children's real needs, the incomes and the division of time between the parents, and build a solid, persuasive argument. Case law today is far more flexible than before, and every detail counts, which is precisely the opportunity to achieve the right result for you.
Whether an initial determination, an increase or a reduction is needed, I make sure the amount reflects your reality, not a detached formula.
How I can help
- Determining child support
- Spousal support
- Claims to reduce or increase support
- Enforcing support payments
Frequently asked questions
Until what age is support paid?
As a rule, child support is paid until age 18, then at a reduced rate until the end of military service. Your specific circumstances may matter, and I'll explain exactly what to expect in your case.
Can support that's already been set be reduced?
Yes. When a material change of circumstances occurs, a drop in income, a change in parenting time, and so on, you can ask to revise the amount. I review your situation and tell you honestly what your chances are.
How is support calculated?
There is no single automatic formula. The children's needs, both parents' incomes and the division of parenting time are all taken into account. My role is to present the full picture in a way that serves you.
What if the other party doesn't pay?
There are effective tools to enforce support payments, including enforcement proceedings and the National Insurance Institute. I accompany you until you receive what's owed to you and your children.
The information on this page is general and does not constitute legal advice. Every case is unique, a personal consultation is recommended.
Have a question about this?
A first consultation will clarify your rights and the next steps.
Book a consultation