Ouestion

sanchezf

Little ol' Me
I know I have read the answer on here somewhere before but I can't seem to find it, so maybe some of ya'll can help me out

If ex is going to modify childsupport can they take new wife's income into account?
 

pixiegirl

Cleopatra Jones
I know I have read the answer on here somewhere before but I can't seem to find it, so maybe some of ya'll can help me out

If ex is going to modify childsupport can they take new wife's income into account?

No, child support is based on the incomes of the two parents.
 

nachomama

All Up In Your Grill
No, child support is based on the incomes of the two parents.

:yeahthat: They take your income and his income and come up with a figure that the would be the family monthly income if you two were still together. Then they determine the percentage of who actually makes (or contributes) more to determine what the child support will be.
 

sanchezf

Little ol' Me
Does anyone know exactly how they figure out what the monthly child support should be and what they take into consideration (ie private school, child care, etc)?
 

aps45819

24/7 Single Dad
Does anyone know exactly how they figure out what the monthly child support should be and what they take into consideration (ie private school, child care, etc)?

I went through this last summer. According to my attorney, newly hired lawyers in the State's Attorney office are assigned to the child support division and the way out and up is to win cases. The only way to win is to bump the guys that actually pay.
 

Ladybug76

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Does anyone know exactly how they figure out what the monthly child support should be and what they take into consideration (ie private school, child care, etc)?

In California, child care is in addition to child support. We paid child support + half of day care (when he was still in day care). Also, they did take my income into account. They calculated the total taxes paid (from both of our incomes), his ex-wife's income (she wasn't working, so they used minimum wage), and visitation (# of days) to come up with the child support amount.

It's nearly impossible to figure it out on your own. We saw our attorney about 5 years ago to see what our child support would be if we went back to court and we were looking at over $1000 a month (for one kid). We pay more than 1/2 that right now. Needless to say, we try to keep the peace.

Good luck, I know that can be stressful!
 

sanchezf

Little ol' Me
In California, child care is in addition to child support. We paid child support + half of day care (when he was still in day care). Also, they did take my income into account. They calculated the total taxes paid (from both of our incomes), his ex-wife's income (she wasn't working, so they used minimum wage), and visitation (# of days) to come up with the child support amount.

It's nearly impossible to figure it out on your own. We saw our attorney about 5 years ago to see what our child support would be if we went back to court and we were looking at over $1000 a month (for one kid). We pay more than 1/2 that right now. Needless to say, we try to keep the peace.

Good luck, I know that can be stressful!


This is kinda where we are at

We pay $1300.00 for 2 kids and all medical, dental and eye insurance there is no daycare due to kids stay with grandma, we also pay for extra odds and ends when asked (school stuff, pictures, soccer,etc) and she wants more ..

I'm trying to figure out what we should actually be paying ?
 

Ladybug76

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This is kinda where we are at

We pay $1300.00 for 2 kids and all medical, dental and eye insurance there is no daycare due to kids stay with grandma, we also pay for extra odds and ends when asked (school stuff, pictures, soccer,etc) and she wants more ..

I'm trying to figure out what we should actually be paying ?

I hope it works out for you. It will be a happy day when I write the last check :smile:.
 
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