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The Unbearable Cost of Daycare To The Non-Custodial Parent With Limited Means
Since the Child Support Standards Act, it has been clear that a parent’s income would be used to calculate child support. In most cases, a parent who is chargeable with supporting a child or children will have to pay 17% of the parents’ gross income minus FICA. If the parent is a low earned or has limited means, the parent may lose 20% of their income to taxes; 17% to CS; and... Read More
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