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What are the laws in Illinois concerning child support payments?”

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What are the laws in Illinois concerning child support payments?”

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Illinois Child Support Basics Illinois’ child support law is an inefficient dinosaur of legislation. Last modified in 1985, it fails to take into account changes in the modern labor force. It fails to specifically address the need for day care services for single-parent families. It does not take into account nearly annual tax law changes (as a simple example, some parents receiving child support now also receive thousands of dollars each year in tax credits from the federal government – a circumstance not contemplated when the original awards were made). It does not take into account the amount of time that a child spends with each parent – indeed, under Illinois’ current child support law, children may spend most of their time, and consume most of their resources, with one parent, but that parent may still have to pay child support to the other parent. This inefficient law shortchanges children – as well as parents. Each of these shortcomings has been addressed in other states… but

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Led by experienced and internationally recognized family law attorney, Margaret A. Bennett, the Oak Brook, Illinois-based Bennett Law Firm focuses on guiding clients through all aspects of divorce, including achieving the most favorable child support outcome possible. Our legal team is committed to thoroughly explaining relevant laws and your legal options, as well advocating assertively for you on any issue requiring departure from child support guidelines. Child Support – An Overview Enforcing the obligation to pay child support is a national priority. Federal legislation and state laws exist to make enforcement and collection of child support easier. Each state has particular guidelines for establishing child support and there are various methods to recover the support you are owed. If you are ending a marriage, are already divorced or are trying to hold your child’s other parent legally responsible, it is important to consult with a family law attorney. Contact a family law attorne

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