How child support is calculated in divorce cases can be perplexing and even frustrating. But there is a method to the madness.<\/p>\n
There is a child support guideline formula in the state of California that is used to determine the appropriate amount of money due to the parent who has legal custody. Net income and the quantity of time each parent spends with the children are two major factors in calculating child support payments.<\/p>\n
With these two main factors in mind, the California Family Court calculates child support based on each parent\u2019s net income and the amount of time a child spends with either parent. There are additional factors in calculating child support payments, such as: child care expenses, medical insurance premiums, home mortgage payments, tax filing status and any other expenses that can impact the family\u2019s financial situation.<\/p>\n
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