Child support
The primary carer of the child or children can claim for child support from the other parent, under the Child Support (Assessment) Act.
Based on your unique situation, the Child Support Agency will determine how much support should be paid and make the appropriate arrangements for you.
Unfair decisions
In the event that the Child Support Agency makes a decision about your support payments that does not seem fair, Stacks/Family Law can help you to prepare documentation for an independent review of the assessment, which involves a hearing.If you and your former-partner are able to agree on support payments without going through the Child Support Agency, we can help you to negotiate and draw up an agreement.
1/09/2010 | GETTING KIDS EDUCATED Education has received a fair bit of attention in recent months. The government’s school building program has regularly featured in the media, as has their promise to deliver computers to secondary schools...
14/07/2010 | KEEP THEM SAFE - NEW CHILD PROTECTION LEGISLATION There is little question that NSW’s child protection system has had some fairly major flaws. Over the last few years we have been inundated with media reports about child abuse and neglect, and cases that have ‘fallen through the cracks’...
9/07/2010 | REGIONAL LAW SOCIETY PRESENTATION David Fryatt - solicitor from Stacks/The Law Firm, Taree - will be a presenter at the Regional Law Society's "Succession - Contested Wills" event in Newcastle on Friday 6 August...
