Child support is a matter of primary importance that concerns every parent. This duty persists until the children achieve economic independence, and it can be fulfilled in two ways: direct and indirect.
Direct support refers to the direct provision of goods and services to the children. This includes, for example, the purchase of clothing, food, and other daily necessities. In this way, the parent directly contributes to the growth and well-being of the offspring.
Indirect support, on the other hand, is realized through the payment of a sum of money intended for the other parent or the person who has custody of the child. This amount is used to cover the daily and extraordinary expenses of the children, such as education or recreational activities.
The obligation of child support does not automatically end when the child reaches adulthood. It continues until the children are economically self-sufficient. This means that the parent must continue to provide support if the child is still studying or has not yet found stable employment.
"Support is a commitment that reflects the responsibility and love of parents towards their children."
If you would like to know more about child support and how this obligation can be managed in your specific case, please do not hesitate to contact the Bianucci Law Firm. Our team of experts is ready to assist you, offering personalized consultations and quality legal support.