Tampa attorney Justine Roof, of Denmon Pearlman Law, discusses child support during Covid-19 and the best tips to move forward.

There are parents who are receiving child support who rely heavily on getting that set child support amount each month, especially during the pandemic, to try and make ends meet. But there are also parents on the other side who are making these payments, who may have had a reduction in hours or lost their job entirely.

For those of you who, the paying parent has either lost their job or reduced their hours,, it's not their fault, it's because of the pandemic, that you try to come to an agreement with them, that you try to work with them to come to basically a reduced child support amount just for the pandemic where both parties can survive and essentially get through this situation.

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