FAQs Category: Child Support

No, child support is not taxable in Connecticut. Neither the person paying child support nor the person receiving child support will have to consider it when accounting for their taxes. That’s because child support operates as a tax-neutral financial exchange. The IRS does not consider it income. Our child support lawyers serving New Haven at …

Child support in Connecticut is calculated using the state’s Child Support and Arrearage Guidelines. As a result, the amount of child support someone has to pay in Connecticut will vary based on various factors.  Both parents’ incomes, custody arrangements, health insurance costs, childcare expenses, and the child’s specific needs will all be taken into consideration. …

You can win a child support modification case in Connecticut by starting as early as possible and being exhaustive with your financial documentation. You also need to be honest with your financial reporting and have good conduct during any hearings.  A New Haven divorce lawyer in Connecticut from Happy Even After can provide legal representation …