Additional Information on Child Support Document Service for Washington State
Fees for child support document preparation in Washington State.
What is a Child Support Order and what can it address?
Child support orders in general define a transfer payment, how much money is paid by one parent to another parent. You should be aware though, that the child support order really consists of two documents, the order and the worksheets. It is the sum of the two documents that make up and define the intent of the child support order.
Child support orders can also address daycare, unpaid medical expenses, health insurance costs, long distance transpiration expenses as well as other costs or expenses. Additionally, the order defines the proportional share of the costs and expenses that each parent is responsible for, how tax exemptions shall be shared, when support terminates, and when and if they can automatically and retroactively adjust.
Types of Child Support Orders in Washington State:
There are two types of order that you can modify, an administrative or court order. Administrative is an order that DCS has put in place, generally, these types of orders are not Superior Court orders, they are done internally by DCS. Superior Court Orders are actually signed by a Superior Court judge or commissioner and have a court case number. Either type of order can be enforced or modified in a Superior Court.
Modify an existing child support order in Washington State:
Child Support Modifications. Modifications are generally a change in the amount of child support transfer payment that is ordered by the current order, or any of the other items mentioned above. It requires that you already have one of the two types of support orders mentioned above. Any part of or all of a child support order can be modified.
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Local Availability Information:
Child support document preparation is available for most of Washington State for the surrounding counties of:
Clark, Pierce, King, and Snohomish and other counties of Washington State.
Including the city areas of:
