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The document is a Uniform Child Support Order Deviation Addendum from the State of Michigan, detailing the court's findings regarding child support obligations that deviate from the standard Michigan Child Support Formula. It outlines the reasons for deviation, specifies the financial responsibilities of both the plaintiff and defendant, and includes provisions for health-care coverage and uninsured medical expenses related to the children involved.

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Is there a statute of limitations on child support arrears in Michigan?

The current statute of limitations on unpaid Michigan child support is 10 years from the date that the last payment is due.

What is a motion to deviate from child support?

A court may deviate from the usual amount of child support if the court determines guideline child support would be unjust, or inappropriate, or not in the best interests of the child.

What state is the hardest on child support?

Disparaging the Other Parent: A No-Go It not only harms your childs emotional health but also reflects poorly on you in court. Judges favor parents who promote a positive relationship between the child and the other parent. Avoid making false allegations or using past incidents to argue your case.

What are the new child support laws in Michigan?

The 2025 changes to the child support laws in calculating child support are: 3.01(B) Changed the apportionment of all expenses to use the parents actual share of income eliminating the 10% minimum and 90% maximum.

What is a standard deviation in child support?

A deviation occurs is when the parents agree between themselves to a lesser of higher amount of child support than is dictated by the formula, or when a Judge or Support Magistrate decides that it is not in the best interest of the parents to apply the statutory amounts set forth by state law.