Mullins Mullins Sexton & Reaves

Child support is designed to ensure that children continue to be financially supported after parents separate. In Oklahoma, child support is typically calculated under statutory guidelines that consider each parent’s income, the number of children, parenting time allocations, health insurance, childcare expenses, and other case-specific factors. While guideline calculations provide structure, the inputs and assumptions used to reach a number can be disputed—and errors can be costly.

Support issues can become more complex in cases involving self-employment, fluctuating income, high combined income, bonuses, overtime, or unique child expenses. Our attorneys help clients understand how support is calculated, present accurate financial evidence, and pursue orders that are fair and workable. We also represent clients in modification and enforcement matters when a support order is not being followed or when circumstances have materially changed.