St. Louis Child Support Attorneys

Comprehensive Child Support Guidance Missouri

Parents have a legal obligation to financially support their children until the age of majority, 18 or 21, or they could face significant penalties. While child support in Missouri is determined under a "Schedule of Basic Child Support Obligations", every case is unique and will be settled based on a judge's order.

Factors Influencing Child Support in St. Charles County:

• Each parent's income levels
• The amount of time that each parent physically spends with the child
• The child's needs
• Child care costs
• The number of dependent children

Once divorce or legal separation paperwork has been filed, a parent may ask the court to order child support as well. If the parents are unmarried, paternity must be established first in order to protect each party's rights. Amidst an emotional and even stressful situation, it is imperative for parents to consult a family law attorney at our firm in St. Louis in order to work through child support issues.

Our St. Louis family law attorneys help our clients obtain a child support order from the court or the Department of Social Service and handle each case with the utmost discretion and compassion.

Understand Parental Rights

Whether you wish to establish, enforce, or modify child support orders, our skilled St. Charles County family law and child support attorneys at Coyne, Cundiff and Hillemann, PC have the legal experience and knowledge necessary to settle your case quickly and amicably. We have successfully handled many child support cases across St. Charles County since our practice opened in 1995, and we continue to provide smart representation and personalized attention to every client we serve.

Contact our office in St. Charles County or Warrenton to schedule a free case evaluation at your earliest convenience!