Child support can be difficult to enforce, keep track of

Divorce is a stressful situation for many people. After a person in Pennsylvania goes through a divorce, they might realize that they are unable to manage their busy schedule, running their kids to sports practices and paying bills and keeping track of everyday life. One woman decided that she had enough with the spreadsheets she used to track expenses, child support payments and schedules, so she put all her organization experience into an app.

The app allows parents who are divorced to keep track of child support payments and offers calendars, and tax management. This can help a person figure out when a child support payment is missed and ensure they can take next steps to ensure they get this important financial help.

Child support payments are very important for parents in Harrisburg. They help parents ensure their child's wellbeing. Sometimes payments aren't received, causing a financial struggle for the custodial parent.

Because these payments are generally the result of a legal agreement, it is important that they are enforced. Parents, both custodial and non-custodial, can have difficulty with child support payments. If the custodial parent doesn't receive the payment that they have been expecting, they might want to speak with an attorney who can help them enforce the payments.

Sometimes parents are ordered to pay their ex-spouse child support, but they might not always be able to afford the payments. In these cases, it is important that the person seeks a reduction in the amount of money they are ordered to pay. An attorney can also help reduce child support payments.

Source: New York Times, “Software for Sorting Out Child Support,” Quentin Hardy, Dec. 26, 2013