Child support matters in Louisiana involve applying complicated mathematical formulas to determine the amount of support awarded. Betsy A. Fischer, LLC, has more than 20 years of experience advising clients regarding the full range of child support matters, including enforcement and modification. She can help you with your child support legal questions, too.
Child Support Enforcement Lawyer: Metairie, Louisiana, And Beyond
Our office understands the difficult issues involved in child support cases. Many of our clients come to us after they have learned that an ex-spouse has found a new job or perhaps has remarried to someone with significant income. Our clients also come to us when other significant life circumstances have changed, meriting either an increase or reduction in child support that the client pays or the client receives.
Aside from modification matters, our office also works closely with our clients to diligently enforce child support payments. It is not unusual in these situations to be seeking hidden assets and performing other fact-specific investigations to determine the exact capacity a spouse may have to make the child support payments in the amount for which they are currently ordered.
No matter whether you are the person seeking to increase the child support you receive or to decrease the amount you pay, our firm understands your side of the matter. Because we regularly advise people concerning any number of questions regarding child support from either side of the fence, we can help you make effective legal arguments that can often successfully anticipate the legal strategies from the other side.
Contact A Support Modification Attorney: New Orleans And Surrounding Areas
To discuss your matter with an experienced child support attorney serving Metairie and all surrounding areas, please call our firm at 800-211-9261 to make an appointment for an entirely confidential initial consultation at a reduced rate with attorney Betsy Fischer. You can also schedule a meeting by contacting the firm online.
