Our attorneys have represented clients in hundreds of Washington state family law cases involving the establishment and enforcement of child support obligations.

We are experienced in proving actual income for purposes of establishing child support in Washington state cases where one or both parties are self employed, unemployed, underemployed, or where income is otherwise not easily determined.

Our attorneys are experienced in representing Washington state clients in cases where one or both parties have extraordinary incomes.

We have provided representation in many Washington state child support cases involving support arrearages, and our attorneys have negotiated and litigated on behalf of parties seeking back child support judgments, as well as those defending against such actions.

The attorneys at McKinley Irvin have handled countless Washington state child support cases involving post-secondary education expense contributions, allocation of tax exemptions, payment of extraordinary expenses, support deviations, long distance travel expenses, and establishing security for future child support.