05/29/2026
Child support in South Carolina is calculated based on both parents' incomes, the number of children, healthcare costs, and how custody time is divided between households.
A lot of parents assume the number is fixed and cannot change, but circumstances shift and the order can be modified when there is a significant enough change in either parent's situation.
Whether you are establishing a new order, enforcing one that is not being followed, or requesting a modification, having the right guidance through this process protects your children and your rights.
We are here to help at https://harden-law.com/child-support/