CHILD SUPPORT

Ensuring Fair and Reliable Child Support Arrangements

Child support is crucial for the well-being of your child, ensuring they receive the financial support they need to thrive. At M.L. Martin & Furnace, LLC, we understand the importance of securing a fair child support agreement, whether you are the custodial or non-custodial parent. Our experienced attorneys are committed to protecting your rights and your child’s future, ensuring that the child support arrangement is both just and sustainable.

How We Can Help with Child Support

At M.L. Martin & Furnace, LLC, we provide comprehensive legal services in all aspects of child support. Whether you need to establish, modify, or enforce a child support agreement, our legal team is ready to guide you through the process. Our services include:

  • Establishing Child Support: We help custodial parents secure the financial support they are entitled to under Pennsylvania law, ensuring that the amount reflects the needs of the child and the financial circumstances of both parents.
  • Modifying Child Support Orders: Life changes, and so do financial circumstances. Whether due to job loss, a new job, or changes in your child’s needs, we assist clients in modifying existing child support orders to reflect new realities.
  • Enforcing Child Support: If your former spouse or partner is not meeting their child support obligations, we will take swift legal action to enforce the court-ordered payments.
  • Defending Against Unreasonable Support Requests: If you are the non-custodial parent facing an unfair or excessive support request, we ensure that the child support calculations are fair and within legal guidelines.

With M.L. Martin & Furnace, LLC, you can feel confident knowing that we will fight for an arrangement that prioritizes your child’s needs while protecting your financial stability.

Understanding Child Support in Pennsylvania

Child support in Pennsylvania is determined by state guidelines and takes into consideration several key factors:

  • Income of Both Parents
    The calculation of income of both the custodial and non-custodial parents is used to determine child support and then the actual amount is dictated by the PA Child Support Guideline Table. The income of both the custodial and non-custodial parents is used to determine child support. Pennsylvania follows an income-shares model, which means the total support amount is divided between parents based on their income.
  • Child’s Needs
    Child support is intended to cover the child’s basic needs, including food, housing, education, and healthcare. Special needs, extracurricular activities, and other unique expenses may also be considered.
  • Number of Children
    The number of children involved also plays a role in calculating the support amount.

We are here to ensure that your child support calculation is fair, accurate, and reflective of your child’s best interests.

M.L. Martin & Furnace, LLC Can Help You!

Need help with a child support case? Contact M.L. Martin & Furnace, LLC today and let us fight for a fair and sustainable child support arrangement that works for you and your child. Call us at 412-654-5300 to set up an initial consultation.

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Case Studies

At M.L. Martin Law, we are dedicated to offering clear, compassionate, and strategic legal support across a wide range of practice areas. Our experience allows us to address the unique challenges you face, whether in family law, criminal defense, or beyond. We believe that every case is an opportunity to empower our clients with the information and guidance they need to make informed decisions.

In the following case studies, you’ll see how our tailored approach has helped individuals achieve successful outcomes. By listening to your concerns and applying innovative legal strategies, we aim to deliver results that protect your rights and secure your future. Discover how we can make a difference in your case, just as we have for so many others.