Category: Child Support

Are you worried about your joint bank account being tapped for child support payments in Australia? This is a common concern for many people, especially

No, child support is not considered taxable income. Why? Because these payments are seen as domestic and private. They aren’t part of what someone earns

Child support payments are made by people to provide financial support to children from their previous relationship. Child support payments are usually made by the

Child support after 18 is possible in Australia. Remember that although payments typically end when the child turns 18, there are circumstances in which child

Child support agreements are legally binding. When one parent violates this agreement, the consequences can be severe.  This blog post will explore what constitutes a

Binding Child Support Agreements (BCSAs) are an important part of family law in Australia. BCSAs are a way of setting out the financial arrangements between

When a parent, such as a father, has another child with a different family, this can affect the amount of child support the parent must

The sale of a house does not directly count as income for child support purposes in the straightforward sense that earning a salary or wage

Child support in Australia ensures that children receive adequate financial support from both parents, even if they are not living together.  The Department of Human

Dealing with an ex not paying child support in Australia can be a challenging and emotionally taxing situation. This blog post aims to provide guidance