Attorney Steven R. Tabano
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PITTSBURGH DIVORCE AND FAMILY LAW ATTORNEYS
Attorney Steven R. Tabano
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FREE Telephone Consultation To ADVISE YOU ON YOUR RIGHTS
In Pennsylvania, child support is determined in most cases
by the Pennsylvania Support Guidelines. The primary focus
of the guidelines is the net incomes of both parties. This
may sound easy, however, there are many different rules that can apply
in order ensure that the calculations are made correctly. A child support hearing often leads to a hearing before a hearing officer who acts as a judge. This hearing is essentially a trial and involes the cross-
examination of the other parent, the presentation of testimony and
evidence, as well as legal argument.
Child support can become very complex. It is important for an
experienced attorney to oversee the child support determination and to
deal with situations involving self-employed individuals, hidden incomes, unemployment and job loss, earning capacity, child care and medical
costs and many other scenarios that can effect the final determination. Unfortunately, I receive telephone calls every day from people who
chose to represent themselves at a child support hearing and were very unhappy with the result because the judge would not listen to them or
they didn't know the law. Remember, there are no "do-overs" and I
cannot get a new hearing for you because you were unhappy with the
first hearing. Make sure that you are treated fairly the first time.
I continue to represent my clients as their families and their needs change and modification of agreements and orders becomes necessary because
of change in income or other financial circumstances. Have your circumstances changed since the last time you were in court?
Practice Areas and Information
Divorce - Child Support - Spousal Support - Custody - Alimony Division of Marital Property - Protection from Abuse
Steven R. Tabano, Esquire
Birmingham Towers
Suite110
2100 Wharton Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15203
(412) 381-6626
STabano@Tabanolaw.com
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