by Robert Erickson | Sep 18, 2026 | Child Support, Family Law
A parent moves out in March. Nothing gets filed for two years because the arrangement mostly works, money changes hands informally, and nobody wants a court involved. Then something breaks down, a petition finally gets filed, and the first order includes a number...
by Robert Erickson | Aug 18, 2026 | Child Support, Family Law
Three months before the support hearing, the higher-earning parent quits a good job and takes something part-time. The financial affidavit that lands in the court file shows a fraction of what that person made a year earlier. Everyone in the room recognizes...
by Robert Erickson | Jul 14, 2026 | Child Support, Family Law
Picture two dads. Same salary, same city, same two kids. One of them pays $900 a month in child support. The other pays $500. What’s the difference? It usually comes down to one thing — how many nights the kids sleep at each parent’s house. In Florida,...
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