Divorce or separation doesn’t end a parent’s responsibility to follow court-ordered agreements regarding child support, custody, and parenting time. These legal arrangements are put in place to protect your child’s well-being and ensure their financial and emotional needs are met. Whether they’re refusing to pay child support or violating your parenting time agreement, you have legal options to enforce the court’s ruling and protect your child’s best interests.

If you're facing financial hardship, you may be eligible for a modification of your child support order. Working closely with an experienced Lake County family law attorney will allow you to act quickly and help you understand the legal process so you can avoid penalties, maintain financial stability, and ensure your child's needs are met.