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Child Support Basics in an Iowa Divorce
Child Support Basics in an Iowa Divorce

Child custody and support are among the most emotional and challenging decisions that must be made in a divorce with minor children involved. Parents might have quite divergent opinions about what serves their children’s best interests. Iowa law requires both parents to ...

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    Child custody and support are among the most emotional and challenging decisions that must be made in a divorce with minor children involved. Parents might have quite divergent opinions about what ...

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