Child Visitation Attorney
Child Custody Lawyer FAQ

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Can one parent deny visitation if the other parent is late on their child support payments?
No. Failure to make child support payments is not considered sufficient reason to withhold parenting time or visitation rights. If your former spouse is not making ordered child support payments, call our child visitation attorney today and we'll discuss your options with you.

Does the non-custodial parent always have to pay child support?
No. Child support is determined using a complicated formula that takes into account many different factors, including the income of both parents, parenting time each party spends with the child, and so forth. In some cases, the custodial parent may end up making child support payments to the non-custodial parent.

Can I have a custody or visitation order changed?
Yes. To change a child custody or visitation agreement, you can request a Change to Permanent Orders.

Other questions?
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