Yes. In Washington state, one is still required to pay child support, even if the other parent has failed to comply with the parenting plan. You should contact an attorney to assist you in holding the other party in contempt for violation of the parenting plan though.
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If my spouse is in violation of the parenting plan, am I still required to pay child support?

 

A: Yes. In Washington state, one is still required to pay child support, even if the other parent has failed to comply with the parenting plan. You should contact an attorney to assist you in holding the other party in contempt for violation of the parenting plan though.


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