Child Support Collection
Facing challenges with child support collection can be overwhelming and stressful. Understanding your rights and the legal tools available is crucial to securing the financial support your child deserves. Whether dealing with past due payments or ongoing obligations, knowing how to navigate Oklahoma’s legal system can make a significant difference. For those seeking guidance, a Tulsa child support collection attorney can provide clarity and help protect your interests effectively.
When legal action is necessary, having experienced representation can ease the process. The Tulsa attorney at Wirth Law Office understands the complexities of child support collection and works diligently to ensure your case is handled with care and precision. If you need legal help, call Wirth Law Office at (918) 879-1681 to discuss your situation and explore your options.
Mother “Turned Off” Child Support for 2 Years When We Were 50/50. Now She’s Trying to Collect.
I'm James Wirth, a lawyer in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and I recently received a question from a viewer about child support issues. The situation involves a mother who turned off child support for two years and is now seeking back child support after a disagreement. In cases like this, it's important to understand that child support orders cannot be modified retroactively. However, there are still options available, such as filing for a modification of visitation and child support based on the current circumstances. Additionally, you can make equitable arguments to the court to explain why enforcing the back child support may not be fair in this situation. It's always best to consult with an attorney to discuss your specific case and explore the best course of action. If you need legal advice, you can schedule a consultation with me at MakeLawEasy.com. Read more »What Do I Do If My Ex Doesn't Pay Their Child Support?
Well, first off, the court does not automatically enforce its order. Somebody has to start that process to do that. Read more »Back Child Support Can Be Waived by Agreement in Oklahoma
The court can modify or change any order whenever circumstances render the change proper either before or after final judgment in the action. Read more »
