Child Support Modification In Kansas And Missouri

Child Support Modification Can Help You Reach Your Family Goals

To change, or modify, child support, most states require proving a change in the circumstances of the child or the custodial parent or some other triggering.  When it comes to changing things after your divorce or paternity action, which we call post-decree or post-judgement modifications, of child support, custody and visitation, we are experts to help you navigate the Court process and even try helping you avoid the need for Judge intervention.

Our attorneys are tough but fair and excel at representing the rights and desires of our clients without causing additional conflicts with the other party.  In Kansas, child support is the right of the children, and is not a supplement for the residential parent.  In Kansas the parents cannot negotiate child support amounts, it is based on the income of the parents and other amounts like insurance costs for the children, tax considerations, childcare costs, etc.  In Missouri, some courts will allow child support by agreement, unlike in Kansas courts where the child support worksheet must be based in the reality of the parties’ incomes and expenses.  The attorneys at Juris understand how to calculate the child support that meets the requirements of either state, and can explain the nuances of these line items.

Should parental incomes change, then child support modification may be necessary to help support all children involved.  When thinking of modifying these orders, you’ll need an experienced family law attorney.  

The attorneys at Juris have years of business, life, and legal experiences between them.  As a result, our clients benefit from a no-nonsense approach to solving legal problems: quick, efficient, and cost effective.  The law should be accessible to everyone, and the attorneys at Juris are ready to help you navigate the sometimes rough waters of your legal issues.  

If you are needing child support modification, the family law attorneys of Juris are here for you to help you navigate this process, and give you the best outcome for all parties involved.  Please contact us today to schedule a consultation, or call us at (913) 764-8844 to discuss any questions you might have regarding child support modification.