Child Support Attorney in Claremore for Calculation, Modification & Enforcement

Price Law uses Oklahoma’s income shares model to calculate a fair child support order that reflects real costs in Rogers County. We review income, health insurance, childcare, overnights, and credits so the worksheet is correct. Parents from neighborhoods near RSU to homes along Route 66 receive a clear plan that fits everyday life.

How Oklahoma Calculates Child Support

We gather pay stubs, tax returns, and proof of premiums, then apply guideline adjustments. When parenting time changes, the numbers change. If your custody schedule is shifting, we coordinate with child custody filings so orders match and enforcement is simple.

What Child Support Cover

Child support isn’t just about food and clothes. It typically includes contributions toward:

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Housing

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Medical and dental care

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Daycare or after-school care

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School-related costs

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Extracurricular activities (sometimes)

We can help you understand exactly what support is meant to cover in your case and ensure the calculation is fair.

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Health Insurance, Childcare & Add-Ons

Guidelines account for medical coverage, uncovered expenses, and work-related childcare. We set cost sharing that matches actual bills from local providers in Claremore, Tulsa, and Pryor, and we include documentation steps so reimbursement is predictable.

Enforcement & Arrears

When payments stop, the court can use wage withholding, tax refund intercepts, license suspensions, and contempt to bring an order current. If you are accused of nonpayment, we verify the accounting, address errors, and seek realistic plan terms. Clear records make a difference in Rogers County court.

Modifications After A Job Change

A layoff, new job, or change in overnights may justify a modification. We compare current income with the last order, document the change, and file for an adjustment. If you expect a temporary dip in income, we discuss short-term solutions and timeline strategy to avoid arrears.

Why Parents Choose Our Firm

  • Over a decade of experience in Oklahoma family law
  • Clear, honest advice about what to expect
  • Courtroom-tested advocacy & negotiation skills
  • Licensed in both Oklahoma and Cherokee Nation courts

For Parents With Orders In Multiple Courts



Some families have related orders in Tulsa County or Cherokee Nation courts. We confirm jurisdiction, coordinate calendars, and ensure the final numbers match the parenting plan so there are no gaps across systems.

FAQs About Child Support in Oklahoma

  • How is child support calculated in Oklahoma?

    Guidelines combine both parents’ gross income with adjustments for insurance, childcare, and overnights to create a base support figure.

  • Can child support be modified if I lose my job?

    Yes. A material change in income can support modification. File promptly with documentation to prevent unnecessary arrears.

  • What happens if my ex does not pay child support in Oklahoma?

    The court can enforce through withholding, license actions, and contempt. Accurate payment records strengthen your case.

  • Does child support end when my child turns 18?

    Usually, yes—but if the child is still in high school, support continues until they graduate or turn 19, whichever comes first.

  • Do I need a lawyer for child support in Oklahoma?

    While it’s possible to navigate child support through state agencies, a lawyer ensures your rights are protected—especially in complex or contested cases.

Let’s Talk About Your Child Support Needs

If you're facing a child support issue—whether starting a case, modifying one, or trying to enforce a court order—reach out today. We’ll review your situation, explain your rights, and walk you through the next steps.