Child Support Lawyer Serving the Twin Cities
In the state of Minnesota, child support guidelines determine support amounts by using:
- The income of both parents
- The number of children
- The cost of raising a child at different income levels
- The availability and cost of medical support
- Medical and child care support
A parent's monthly gross income is reduced by the amount of spousal support or child support that the parent is ordered to pay from other support orders. Minnesota law allows a deduction from a parent's monthly gross income for a maximum of two non-joint children in their home.
Minneapolis Child Support Attorney
At Groshek Law in Minneapolis, attorney Christa Groshek provides her clients with outstanding criminal defense representation. She also understands that her clients often have accompanying family law needs as well. She relies on attorney Mary Cincottato to handle collateral family law services for her clients, including child support and child support enforcement.
We can explain child support guidelines to you and set realistic expectations about the future.
Contact a Minneapolis Child Support Lawyer
To discuss Minnesota child support guidelines in a free, confidential consultation, contact Groshek Law today.
