The expenses such as work-related child-care expenses, (child care costs due to working or looking for a job), extraordinary medical and educational expenses, and the children’s health insurance costs. The Guidelines also consider how often the non-custodial parent visits with the child. If the non-custodial parent visits the child often, that non-custodial parent will pay less child support. (This is a change to the child support rules which was effective January 1, 2004).
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When determining the amount of child support is it better for the custodial parent to put less income coming in or more
Will the noncustudial parent have to pay more money if the custodial parent declares less or more income coming in. And how I can make the custodial parent probe his income if he has his own buseness and also works for a company that pays him in cash. can I requered to bring his check statements and his business even thou he may lye. I'm just tired of gettting abuse the present custodial parent never provided me with child support when the child was in my custody and now I'm to pay....
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Both parents need to be acurate on how much they make, the court determines child support on what you both make, if one parent has his/her business the court can and will probary want his/her tax return for the last year. As for a parent working under the table will that is illegal but then you have to prove it to the court before they can count it.
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