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Underemployment In Melbourne, Florida Child Support Cases – Series Recap

by Lindsey Sharp | Jul 5, 2018 | Child Support

This post concludes and recaps my series on the handling of Melbourne, Florida child support cases in which one parent is “underemployed.” I felt it necessary to write on this issue due to the fact that parents often do not know how to proceed when their counterpart...

Collecting Unpaid Child Support In Melbourne, Florida

by Lindsey Sharp | Jul 5, 2018 | Child Support

This is the next post in my series on how “underemployment” impacts Melbourne, Florida child support cases. My last article discussed how to prove that a parent is “underemployed.” One can show that their counterpart is earning less than what they are capable of by...

Proving That A Melbourne, Florida Parent Is Underemployed For Child Support Purposes

by Lindsey Sharp | Jun 11, 2018 | Child Support

This is the next post in my series on the handling of Melbourne, Florida child support cases which involve an “underemployed” parent. My last article discussed what it means to be underemployed for child support purposes. It is important to understand that a parent’s...

How “Underemployment” Impacts Melbourne, Florida Child Support Payments

by Lindsey Sharp | Jun 11, 2018 | Child Support

This is the next post in my series on how “underemployment” impacts child support calculations in Melbourne, Florida. My last article provided an overview of topics which this series will be addressing. I also stressed the need to contact an attorney if you wish to...

Dealing With “Underemployment” In Melbourne, Florida Child Support Cases

by Lindsey Sharp | Jun 11, 2018 | Child Support

This is the first article in a series which will discuss the handling of Melbourne, Florida child support cases in which one parent is “underemployed.” I am writing on this topic due to the fact that, for obvious reasons, a parent will be frustrated when they feel...
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