DR-310 How to Calculate Child Support Civil Rule 90.3 (10/13). Domestic Relations Forms - courts alaska 2025

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The document provides comprehensive instructions on calculating child support in Alaska under Civil Rule 90.3, detailing the necessary forms and procedures for parents involved in divorce or dissolution cases. It outlines how to determine gross income, deductions, adjusted annual income, and monthly child support payments based on various custody arrangements (primary, shared, divided, and hybrid). The booklet also includes guidelines for health care coverage and adjustments to support amounts due to unusual circumstances or seasonal income variations.

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Begin by reviewing the introduction section, which outlines the purpose of the form and its importance in calculating child support.
Fill in your gross income and deductions in Section A. Ensure you have copies of your federal tax return and paycheck stubs ready for verification.
Calculate your net income by subtracting total deductions from total income as instructed in Section C.
Proceed to calculate your adjusted annual income based on whether you provided monthly or yearly figures, as detailed in Section D.
Complete the annual child support calculation by multiplying your adjusted annual income by the appropriate percentage based on the number of children, as specified in Section E.
Indicate health care coverage details and any adjustments needed for uninsured health care expenses in Sections F and G.
Review all entries for accuracy before signing the affidavit under oath at the end of the document.

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What is the civil rule 90.3 for child support in Alaska?

The primary purpose of Rule 90.3 is to ensure that child support orders are adequate to meet the needs of children, subject to the ability of parents to pay. The second purpose of 90.3 is to promote consistent child support awards among families with similar circumstances.

How to calculate child support in Alaska?

Parental Income Both parents gross income is a critical starting point. Income includes wages, salaries, commissions, bonuses, rental income, dividends, unemployment benefits, and more.