Blog Category: Child Support

March 17, 2026 | Child Support

What To Expect at a Child Support Meeting in Atlanta

Child support meetings are an important step in resolving financial responsibilities between parents. Many parents feel nervous or unsure about what will happen during the meeting. Understanding the process ahead of time can help reduce stress and make the experience more manageable. In Atlanta, child support meetings may occur during mediation, administrative reviews, or court-related […]

February 11, 2026 | Child Support

Child Support Tax Implications in Georgia

Child support can bring up a lot of questions in Georgia, especially at tax time. Many parents worry they will report something the wrong way or miss a benefit they deserve. Understanding the tax implications of child support payments is crucial for both the paying and receiving parent to avoid complications with the IRS. The […]

February 4, 2026 | Child Support

Penalties for Not Paying Child Support: License Revocation

Child support is a legal responsibility. It helps make sure children have the care, housing, food, and support they need. When a parent does not pay child support, the state can take enforcement action. One serious penalty is license revocation. This means your driver’s license or other professional licenses may be suspended. Understanding how this […]

January 6, 2026 | Child Support

What Happens to Child Support if I Remarry?

In Georgia, biological or legal parents are responsible for financially supporting their children. When one parent remarries, it is common to question whether that change affects an existing child support order. While remarriage alone does not automatically modify child support, certain related changes may influence how support is calculated or whether a modification is appropriate. […]

March 28, 2025 | Child Support

Child Custody Laws for Grandparents in Georgia

Child custody laws for grandparents vary by state. Some states have specific laws that give grandparents limited visitation rights in specific situations. Other states do not afford grandparents visitation or custody rights beyond what the court might grant to a non-parent if a child is in imminent threat of harm. What Are the Child Custody […]

March 21, 2025 | Child Support

Can I Go to Jail for Not Paying Child Support?

Failing to pay child support can have serious consequences, including jail time. Courts take child support obligations seriously, and non-payment can lead to legal penalties ranging from wage garnishment to incarceration. Understanding the potential consequences and legal options is essential for anyone struggling to keep up with payments. Many people do not consider the legal […]

May 31, 2024 | Child Support

What Happens If I Miss ONE Court-Ordered Child Support Payment?

Court-ordered child support is a serious financial obligation. The state recognizes a child’s right to be financially supported by both parents, even if they are no longer together. Missing child support payments can result in severe consequences if the problem is ongoing or frequent. Missing a single child support payment does not typically result in […]

January 24, 2024 | Child Support

Deviating From Georgia’s Child Support Guidelines

When a couple with at least one child divorces or otherwise dissolves their relationship, the best interests of the child are the paramount consideration. That is why Georgia, like other states, generally requires the noncustodial parent of the child to provide child support payments for the children of that relationship. Georgia has established child support […]

December 22, 2023 | Child Support

Is It Possible to Collect Child Support from a Deceased Parent in Georgia?

The State of Georgia recognizes that child support is essential to providing financial stability to children whose parents are no longer together. Child support can help provide financial assistance to pay for your child’s housing, food, and other needs. However, if the obligated parent dies while your child is still young, concerns may arise. You […]

November 2, 2023 | Child Support

Is Child Support Considered Income in Georgia?

If you have just started paying or receiving child support in Georgia, you might wonder how this obligation affects your tax filing and other aspects of your life. When completing health insurance forms, tax forms, or other legal paperwork, it is vital that you understand what is and is not considered income. In this blog […]

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