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Child support attorneys in Bristol County, Massachusetts help the mother or father determine their rights and responsibilities for financially supporting a child. In many cases, the non-custodial parent pays support to the custodial parent under child support calculations mandated by state law. The child support calculators use factors such as income, expenses, and time-sharing arrangements. When the circumstances of the parent or child change significantly, one parent can go back to modify the child support order. Family law and divorce attorneys that represent parents in child support cases typically require a retainer and base their attorney fees on an hourly rate.

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Noah Kilroy

Noah Kilroy
Kilroy Law Firm
161 S Main St #303
Fall River, MA 02721
Licensed for 10 years, Noah Kilroy is a Criminal Defense and Family Law lawyer who attended Roger Williams University School of Law... read more >

Alexander M Nesson

Alexander M Nesson
Attorney at Law
4 Court Street Suite 105
Taunton, MA 02780
Licensed for 30 years, Alexander M Nesson is a Criminal Defense and Family Law lawyer... read more >

Robert Bradley Setterbo

Robert Bradley Setterbo
Wilkinson & Finkbeiner, LLP
555 Pleasant St Suite 2A
New Bedford, MA 02740
Licensed for 9 years, Robert Bradley Setterbo is a Family Law and Divorce lawyer who attended University of San Diego School of Law... read more >

Robin Gouviea

Robin Gouviea
d'Oliveira & Associates
408 Bedford St
Fall RIver, MA 02720
Licensed for 27 years, Robin Gouviea is a Criminal Defense and Family Law lawyer... read more >
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Lawyer Referral Service in Bristol County, MA - The Bristol County Bar Association (BCBA) sponsors a Lawyer Referral Service (LRS) from its offices in New Bedford, MA. The LRS helps individuals and businesses find a qualified attorney throughout the county. When you call the service a trained staff person will discuss the case with you during a brief and confidential intake process to determine which type of attorney is needed. You will then receive a referral to a local attorney experienced in that practice area of the law.



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