New York Family Law Blog

Every two years, the income caps applied to New York State statutory child support and maintenance calculations increases. Effective March 1, 2026, the child support income cap has increased from $183,000 to $193,000, and the...

Health Insurance in Divorce Divorce involves significant emotional, financial, and logistical decisions about finances, child custody, and living arrangements. Health insurance coverage is an important aspect that often...

Renewal Denied: How Not Paying Child Support Can Leave You Without A Car Many parents look to the courts when seeking to enforce a child support obligation, but in the State of Texas, parents seeking payment have found a new...

Losing Both Ways: Jailed with a Child Support Obligation Obtaining child support can seem like a great victory that is meant to ensure the well-being of one’s children, but what happens when the person responsible to pay is...

Pursuant to Family Court Act §458-a, a support payor’s New York driver’s license can be suspended, if the arrears accumulated are equivalent to, or greater than, the amount of current support due for a period of...