Changing the General Attitude Towards Child Support

Some years ago there was a change in the Child Support Scheme (CSS) which essentially resulted in non-custodial parents (most often fathers) having the responsibility of financial support for children moved to them from the tax payer.

Perhaps as a natural consequence, the non-custodial parents who had re-partnered most often enjoyed the benefit of fresh support from their new partners.

Whilst many of us would consider the financial support of our children a basic act of moral obligation, there is no doubt an unjust air about the arrangement and the underpinning emotional torment most often perpetrated by the custodial parent, sometimes by design, sometimes through no other means than the non-custodial parent's imagination and sense of entitlement.

If you have a matter that you need help with concerning child support payments, call Family Law Investigations today and arrange a consultation on 07 3807 3807 or gethelp@familylawinvestigations.com.au