Child Support Lawyer
in New York
Legal Advice on Child Support and New York State Child Support Enforcement Laws
Are seeking legal advice regarding New York State child support and enforcement? Turn to our New York Child Support Lawyers for comprehensive family law, divorce, and child support legal advice and representation. At the law offices of Riebling, Proto & Sachs, LLP, our skilled attorneys pride themselves on their thorough understanding of the New York child support laws and enforcement and take the time to explain them to you.
As experienced Child Support Lawyers, we are dedicated to offering our clients tailored legal advice, representation and extensive education regarding the legal implications of their child support case. It is important to us that you have all of the information that is essential to making educated decisions in your case.
With law offices in New Windsor, Bronx, Brewster and White Plains, New York, our lawyers serve child support clients who are residents of the areas of Westchester, Bronx, Putnam, Dutchess, Rockland and Orange counties as well as throughout New York State. You’ll work with specialized child support lawyers who are fully versed with the wide array of NY child support enforcement laws and their implications.
Failure to Comply with New York State Child Support Laws can result in the following:
- Income Execution
- Unemployment Insurance Benefits Intercept
- Federal and State Income Tax Refund Interception
- Credit Bureau Submission
- New York State Lottery Winnings Intercept.
- Property Execution
- Driver's License Suspension
- Passport Denial
- Real Estate of Personal Injury Award Liens
- Tax Referrals
If you are facing any of the above administrative procedures that may be used to collect overdue child support from the New York State Division of Child Support Enforcement, call our skillful child support Lawyers at the law offices of Riebling, Proto & Sachs, LLP today for free initial legal advice regarding child support.
New York State Child Support Calculator
As in most other states, a mathematical formula is used in New York State to calculate basic child support.
The formula for calculating child support takes into account the
- non-custodial parent's gross income
- less FICA,
- and applies the following percentages:
- 17% for 1 child
- 25% for 2 children
- 29% for 3 children
- 31% for 4 or more
The courts can also impute the income of a non-custodial parent by assessing a range of assets including real estate.
In addition to receiving child support based on the child support calculator, a custodial parent may be entitled to have the non-custodial parent pay a share of extenuating expenses for the children, such as medical insurance or daycare.
Contact our law firm today to have your case assessed by compassionate and experienced child support lawyers. Our attorneys are highly knowledgeable about New York State child support enforcement issues and can provide you with legal advice and realistic expectations for the possible outcomes of your New York child support case.
A free initial consultation is available along with flexible appointment times at our New Windsor, Brewster, Bronx, and White Plains, NY law offices.
