If you and your spouse decide to separate and you have children, then you must collectively make decisions regarding co-parenting and custody. As part of the decision, one of the parents may be responsible for providing child support payments. Under Illinois law, child support is calculated using an “income shares” model, which factors in both parents’ incomes and the allocation of parenting time, plus certain expenses.
At Davi Law Group, our DuPage County, IL family law attorneys represent parents with concerns about child support. Attorney Dion U. Davi has over 20 years of legal experience, with a strong focus throughout his career on domestic relations and family matters. You can trust us to review your case in detail and assist with any modification or enforcement requests as needed.
When is Terminating Child Support Legal in 2026?
Once a court orders child support, the order is in effect until the court or other significant events terminate the order. Scenarios in which child support may be terminated include the following: