Child Support Suffering From Unemployment

by Administrator 19. June 2009 06:10

Unemployment has had a negative effect on child support payments in the recent recession. Parents are going to court more and more to have their child support payments reduced.

In one California county, the number of contempt orders for failure to pay child support is up by 129%. While this is not the case everywhere, the entire nation is certainly experiencing similar problems.

If you are not receiving child support payments, contact the Raleigh divorce attorneys of Marshall & Taylor, PC at 919-833-1040.

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