Divorce and Child Custody: Child Support Calculation
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In addition to the net incomes of the parent, the child support formula takes into account other factors such as the amount of time a child spends or lives with each parent, number of children, special medical or education expenses. Determining the amount of the child support can be very complex and the child support calculation formula can vary from state to state. As a result some states decided to use computer programs to determine the accurate amount of child support while others have different methods.
If you are seeking help in determining child support payments you would be wise to consult an attorney in your area to help you calculate and determine the amount of child support based on the child support formula in your jurisdiction.
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