Child Support Guidelines Worksheet Shared Custody DC- 2025

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When parents share joint legal custody, they share decision-making rights, but that doesnt necessarily mean they will each have an equal say in every decision. A judge may order, or the parents may agree, to give one parent the final say in certain areas.
The most docHub factor in determining child support is each parents income.
When parents share custody (40% or more of time with each parent), the calculation follows the set-off approach under the Federal Child Support Guidelines. Each parent calculates what they would pay if the other parent had primary custody, then the difference is paid by the higher-income parent.
Even if parents share 50/50 custody of their kids, they may still need to pay child support. This phenomenon occurs because both parents earnings limit child support regarding the time each spends caring for the child. However, the child support needed may be less than if one parent owned full custody.
Child support is calculated based on each parents income and the number of nights the child spends with each parent. Therefore, 50/50 custody may lead to no child support if both parents have similar incomes, or the higher-earning parent may need to pay some support.
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