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As a parent going through a divorce, it is normal for you to have concerns regarding child support. Whether you will pay support or receive it, you want a team of child support lawyers who will work for you to ensure a decision is reached fairly.

At Gregg, Rose & Crozier Family Law, we advocate for parents as well as the best interests of their children. Divorce is hard enough on children as it is and ensuring that child support is handled with care ensures that a child’s quality of life is not negatively impacted.

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Child Support Agreements

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Non-Paying Parties

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Modifications to Child Support

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Establishing Paternity

Contact our office today to find out more about your options regarding child support. We’re family law experts and we understand the importance of protecting your most precious asset, your family!

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