Thomas Stahl

This article discusses the complex issue of managing uninsured medical expenses in child support cases in DC and Maryland. It highlights the rising costs of healthcare and health insurance in the United States, explaining how these trends affect families, particularly those with children requiring regular medical care. The article outlines the legal frameworks in DC and Maryland for handling uninsured medical expenses in child support arrangements, including how these costs are typically shared between parents based on their incomes. It also covers enforcement mechanisms for child support orders, strategies for managing uninsured medical expenses, and the importance of legal representation in navigating these matters. The article emphasizes the goal of ensuring children receive necessary medical care while fairly distributing financial responsibilities between parents, regardless of their relationship status or insurance situation.

This article provides a comprehensive overview of child support in Maryland and Washington, D.C. It traces the historical evolution of child support in America and explains how it currently works in both jurisdictions. The guide covers the purpose of child support, calculation methods using the Income Shares Model, enforcement mechanisms, and the process for modifying existing orders. It highlights the role of family law attorneys in navigating these complex systems, addresses special considerations such as high-income cases and joint custody arrangements, and touches on potential future changes in child support laws. The article emphasizes the importance of expert guidance in ensuring fair outcomes for all parties involved. To learn more about child support or to discuss your specific situation, contact the Law Offices of Thomas Stahl to schedule a consultation.

As Pride month comes to a close, I was reflecting on the significant impact that the Obergerfell ruling has had on on LGBT parents and now many others. I hope you all enjoy my first blog post in quite a while.