ChildSupport

Utah Child Support.

1. The living of each parent is evaluated, the living situation, the standard of living. This is determined on how much child support is paid a lot of times and how much, if the custodial parent has a job where their standard of living will be above the non custodial, they may end up paying more in the medical area and health insurance of the child.
2. The wealth of each parent and their families, if there is a huge wealth within the family, child support can be higher for that parent.
3. Job factors, which parent makes more and or has the potential to better themselves in other jobs, if the non custodial makes more then the custodial, they will have a higher amount of what child support is to be paid and possibly the medical, and insurance.
4. Certain needs for parents or child, if either one has certain needs, even medical needs, child support is based upon that, if one parent has medical needs they need to pay for them or the child, this is taken into play on the amount of child support paid by both.
5. The age of the children and the parents is taken into how much child support will be paid.
6. If one of the parents is also already paying child support for another family, this is taken into play on how much child support is to be paid in another family, and can affect the child support amount in the other family.

Maine Child Support And Custody.

1. A lot determines on how old the child is.
2. How the parents get along with the child, and each other.
3. Who the child would most like to be with.
4. Housing for the child, care and how the child would live, looking at the parents living arrangements.
5. How the parents interact with the child on attention, love and guidance.
6. Schooling, will the child be pulled away from a school he or she has been enrolled in for a long period of time.

Idaho Child Support.

1. The needs of the child, if there is any special education or special needs of the child or children for child support.
2. The needs of both parents, how financially stable and job, the amount that each parent makes at their job, this is also determined in the amount of child support to be paid.
3. The standard of living that the children had during the marriage, this is also determined in setting the amount of child support.
4. The physical and emotional conditions of the child, and future educational needs, are determined in setting the amount of child support.
5. Medical needs and cost for children, this is determined in setting your child support amount.
6. Another thing that is looked into is who will be receiving the tax benefit for the child or children, this is also determined in setting your child support amount.

Georgia Child Support.

1. For one child it’s going to be 17-23% of your gross income, for child support.
2. For two children it’s going to be 23-28% of your gross income, for child support.
3. For three children it’s gong to be 25-32% of your gross income, for child support.
4. For four children it’s going to be 29-35% of your gross income, for child support.
5. For five or more children you will be paying 31-37% of your gross income, for child support.

1. In many cases especially if we are dealing with many children in child support, the ages of the children are taken into factor, there needs at that time and how much they cost.
2. If the child has been in an accident or has medical cost that require the custodial parent to be put in any financial jeopardy, the insurance cost and medical cost are taken into play for how much child support will be paid.
3. Education cost for the child or children.
4. If there is daycare required for both parents to work.
5. If there is more of a shared custody of the children, this takes a play in child support, if the children are spending an equal amount of time at both parents, then the child support will be adjusted.
6. If a non custodial parent is also paying on other children in another household, child support can be adjusted for both families.
7. If income of either parent has been increased or decreased, child support can be readjusted for this.
8. There is also an IN KIND income for the self employed, this is monitored and adjusted to pay child support.
9. If the cost of living goes up, then child support can raise also.
10. If there is any high travel expenses for the children.  That also comes into play with child support.

Hawaii Child Support.

1. Both parents’ incomes are looked and researched in determining how much child support will be paid.
2. The parents borrowing capacity, how much each parent can borrow, it shows the credit of both parents, and how well they are able to care for themselves and others.  This also determines how much child support will be paid.
3. The specific needs of each child, in paying the child support.  Is there any special needs, schooling or medical needs.
4. Is there any public need for the child, wither day care or a babysitter.  Child support will need to be for these things also.
5. Are there any other dependents that the paying parent also has to take care of, other children that are not by this mother?
6. The standard of living also needs to be balanced for both parents; there is never any need to pace any parent below a poverty level in paying child support.
7. If a parent has been a stay at home mom or father.

1. If the parent that is paying child support has lost a job, received a raise or job with higher or lower pay.  Then child support can be increased or decreased.
2. If the parent receiving the child support has lost a job, received a raise or job with higher or lower pay, again the child support can also be increased or decreased. *NOTE* this is where not putting any parent at poverty level, comes in to play on both of these.

Florida Child Support.

1. If either of the parents have had a major decrease an increase in their income, wither they have got a raise in pay or switched jobs and that has caused an increase or a decrease in pay, then child support can be modified
2. If the child or children are spending more time with either parent, there should be a modification in child support, if they are living more with one parent.
3. The child support can be increased and decreased if there are certain medical or schooling needs that come into play.  Everything will be reviewed to see if and where there needs to be an increase and decrease.