Child Support Attorney In Waterbury, Connecticut

Reaching An Agreement With Your Divorced Spouse

A court order determines child support obligations. In some cases, you and your ex-spouse will agree. In others, you won’t, which means you may need to attend court to reach a resolution. Regardless of you and your family’s unique circumstances, our experienced attorneys are prepared to work closely to ensure your child support order is appropriate and just.

Contact Maffeo Law Offices, LLC to schedule a consultation with a lawyer today. 203-841-2981

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Catering To Your Unique Needs

Every family is different, and delivering a personalized, compassionate service is fundamental to our mission. We understand the ins and outs of the child support guidelines and will ensure that the amount of child support you pay or receive is fair. In general, child support guidelines factor in the child’s needs, the parents’ incomes, contributions to daycare expenses, health insurance, and the allocated amount of overnight visitation. To find out how your circumstances impact your child support arrangement, reach out today.

A Trusted Guide in Your Corner

Family matters are always emotionally charged. We separate fact from fiction and leverage our extensive experience and familiarity with child support guidelines to help you reach the best possible outcome. With a trusted guide in your corner, you can confidently fight your divorced or separated partner, whatever their defense. To start your journey toward a just child support ruling, please contact us to schedule an appointment.

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Mon - Fri: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Sat - Sun: Closed

Weekends By Appointment

Contact Information

Phone: 203-841-2981

255 Bank Street

Suite 2A

Waterbury, CT 06702

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