Child Support Modifications
Under Washington State family law, child support may be periodically adjusted to account for changes in circumstances between the parties in a child support modification action. Child support obligations may be modified based on a number of factors including the age of the child(ren), changes in residential schedule, a child wishing to attend college after high school, or changes in the income of one or both parties.

McKinley Irvin family law attorneys and modifications lawyers have substantial experience in representing parties in child support modifications. We have substantial experience in child support modifications where income is hard to determine. Unemployment, underemployment, self-employment, income based on investments, hidden income, and cases where one or both parties have extraordinary income are just some of the special situations that McKinley Irvin family law attorneys are adept at handling in child support modifications. We also have experience in modifying out of state or foreign support orders and are familiar with international family law that deals with such orders.

Child support modifications can be a difficult emotional issue for parties. After an initial support order is in place, many changes in the lives of the parties take place. Parents make more money, make less money, get remarried, and maybe change careers. We approach each case with intensity, respect, and with a drive to obtain the best results for our client.

If you are interested in finding out more about Seattle child support modifications, Bellevue child support modifications or Washington State child support modifications, contact one of our family law lawyers in Seattle or Bellevue.