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Child support in Washington State is governed by the Washington State Child
Support Guidelines. The Guidelines are really nothing more than a set formula
that takes into account three primary factors: (1) the parties' respective net
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(3) any health insurance premiums or extraordinary medical expenses. The
Guidelines also presume that a standard parenting plan is being implemented. In
Washington, a standard parenting plan is one that involves one party having
primary custody and the other party having residential visitation every other
weekend from Friday to Sunday, with alternating holidays and two to three weeks
in the summer. If a standard parenting plan is not being implemented, then one
party may be entitled to claim a "residential credit" for any additional
overnights beyond the standard parenting plan. If the parties are splitting the
children up, this creates a separate situation where specific split custody
factors must be considered. The Washington State Child Support Guidelines also
allow for a judge to consider other factors such as the income of a new spouse
or support paid by one of the parties for a child that is from another
relationship. But these and any other considerations are very secondary to the
three primary factors detailed above. If you have questions about child support,
particularly if you have questions about the residential credit or split
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divorce lawyer. Any Washington divorce attorney with the resources and
experience to properly advise you should have a software program that
automatically calculates child support based upon the Guidelines and the most
recently updated tax tables. With some basic information, they should be able to
give you a pretty good rough estimate of what is a proper presumed amount of
support under the Washington State Child Support Guidelines Washington Child
Support and the Parties' Income The single most important factors in the
determination of child support are the incomes of the Parties. The child support
calculation begins with the parties' gross income. From this gross income
figure, federal income and all withholding taxes are deducted. The Washington
State Guidelines also allow for other deductions such as union dues, health
insurance and retirement funding, though the latter category is capped by
statute. After arriving at each party's net incomes, the Guidelines then add
them together. This final combined net income figure then results in a presumed
amount of total support for both parties. The Guidelines then take this presumed
amount of support and divide it between the parties based on the pro-rata
percentage that each combined to the total net income. It works like this. First
of all, please note that these figures are purely for illustrative purposes and
ARE NOT based on the actual Washington State Guidelines. Let's say for example
that mom makes
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per year in net income. This gives us a total of $100,000 per year in net
income. And, let's further say that the guidelines presume a monthly support
figure of $1,000 for a child whose parents make $100,000 per year combined. In
this
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and dad's is 20%. Therefore, if dad had primary custody under a standard
Washington parenting plan, the mother would be obligated to pay the father 80%
of presumed $1,000 monthly support figure, or $800 per month. Mom would also be
responsible for 80% of any work-related day-care costs incurred by dad.
Work-related Day Care Expenses Washington State's child support statutes
specifically require that the non-custodial parent pay the same pro-rata
percentage of work-related daycare expenses that they are required to pay for
the presumed amount of support. Often, this figure is calculated directly into
the child support transfer payment. For example, in the scenario detailed
above cheap
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amount of child support under the Washington State Child Support Guidelines. If
dad also incurred work-related daycare expenses in the amount of $1,000 per
month, then mom would also be required to pay 80% of those daycare expenses. As
noted above, the final transfer payment in the Order of Support often directly
incorporates any daycare expenses. If it does not, then the other parent
typically reimburses the daycare provider directly upon either being invoiced or
upon proof of payment by the custodial parent. This latter scenario has the
advantage of being flexible throughout the year, as daycare expenses often
fluctuate, particularly in the summer months. This scenario also avoids the
predicament of the custodial parent receiving more than they should have when
daycare costs are actually less than the amount set in the Order of Support. If
the non-custodial parent overpays for
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are often awarded attorney's fees if they are forced to go to court over the
issue. Health Insurance The issues of the cost of health insurance premiums and
their role in the calculation of child support pursuant to the Washington State
Guidelines are complicated. On the one hand, both parents are deemed to have an
obligation to provide health insurance if it is available to them below certain
cost. Often, however, one parent provides the health insurance for the child or
children. Under this scenario, the parent paying the monthly premium will likely
be entitled to some pro-rata, or proportional offset based on their relative
percentage of net income, as detailed above. In more practical
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