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making a child support agreement one of the jobs of parents is to support their kids financially this is something they have to do even if they get separated or divorced this is called child support in many families it means one parent pays the other parent to help cover the cost of caring for their children parents should think about child support as soon as they separate many parents can figure out child support without going to court they can do this on their own or with the help of an expert the federal government created some rules to help parents work out the amount of child support that should be paid thats because kids do much better when they get the financial support they need in this video you will see two examples of how parents can work out the details of making their own child support agreements after a 7 year marriage Gary and Sonya have just separated they have two children they know its important to make a decision about child support right away they want to avoid go
