What if I cannot afford a court-appointed attorney?

You may qualify for a reduced rate once the court has been able to verify your income. An attorney will still be appointed to represent your child.

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1. Is my child entitled to an attorney?
2. How do I get a court-appointed attorney?
3. How much will it cost?
4. What if I cannot afford a court-appointed attorney?
5. Do I have to pay all at once?
6. What if I disagree with the charges or if my financial situation changes?
7. What other services can I be billed for?
8. What is an out-of home placement?
9. What is a clothing allowance and how much does it cost?
10. What medical attention or medication costs will I be responsible for?
11. Are both parents responsible for these bills?
12. But I’m divorced. Will my ex-spouse also receive a bill?
13. But what if I’m paying child support? Do I still get billed?
14. I am a single parent. Do I have to pay all of the costs?
15. What if I need an interpreter?
16. What if I have questions regarding my billing?