Child Support

How To Reduce Child Support If You Lose Your Job

Saturday, July 11th, 2009
Categories: Blog, Child Support

California child support is based on a complex formula that takes many factors into account. This formula is called guideline child support. One of the primary child support factors is the income of each parent. A change in either parents’ income caused by the loss of a job, a pay-cut, or a new job will result in a corresponding change in the guideline child support. Read more of this post.

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