Child Support
Child support is generally paid by one party to another in Oregon child custody cases. If you have a child support issue in your Oregon divorce, custody or parenting time case, our attorneys will explain your rights clearly and in simple terms. Call our child support attorneys today for a consultation about your Oregon child support matter in our Portland or Eugene offices. Our child support lawyers provide representation in Portland/Multnomah County, Clackamas County, Washington County, Deschutes County, Linn County, Eugene/Lane County and throughout many remaining counties of Oregon.
Q: How is child support determined?
A: Child support in Oregon is determined by a specific formula mandated by the state. Exceptions to these child support guidelines sometimes apply.
Q: Can I modify my child or spousal support?
A: In Oregon, a party may move to modify certain aspects of their divorce judgment including both spousal and child support. A party must generally prove that circumstances have significantly changed since the last support judgment. This can include a reduction in the parties income as well as changes in the final needs of the parties and child(ren).
Q: How is child support determined?
A: Child support in Oregon is determined by a specific formula mandated by the state. Exceptions to these child support guidelines sometimes apply.
Q: Can I modify my child or spousal support?
A: In Oregon, a party may move to modify certain aspects of their divorce judgment including both spousal and child support. A party must generally prove that circumstances have significantly changed since the last support judgment. This can include a reduction in the parties income as well as changes in the final needs of the parties and child(ren).




