Arkansas Child Support

Child support is a court-ordered obligation designed to help meet a child’s basic needs. In Arkansas, support amounts are generally calculated using statutory guidelines that consider income and parenting time.

Child support orders may be established in divorce, paternity, or custody cases. They can also be modified if a parent’s financial situation changes substantially.

Failure to pay child support can result in enforcement actions, including wage withholding and court proceedings. Accurate calculations and proper filings are essential throughout the process.

Child support law focuses on ensuring consistent financial support for children while balancing fairness between parents and can have lasting financial consequences. If you need help establishing, modifying, or enforcing child support in Arkansas, contact our office to speak with an attorney. Our attorneys have extensive experience dealing with child support issues and current Arkansas Child Support Guidelines.