Child Support
Articles about child support in Georgia, including calculation, enforcement, deviations, and modifications.
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Why You Want an Income Deduction Order
An income deduction order gets Georgia child support paid straight from wages, with a payment record, employer liability, and no separate lawsuit.
Read MoreWho Claims the Children on Taxes in Georgia?
A Georgia court cannot give the federal dependency exemption to the noncustodial parent; it stays with the custodial parent unless that parent signs a release.
Read MoreWhen Does Child Support End in Georgia?
Georgia child support normally ends at 18, but a judge can extend it to age 20 while the child finishes high school.
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