State 48 Law Releases a User-Friendly Online Child Support Calculator for Arizona Child Support Guidelines
Nov 7, 2023
Summary
Arizona-based law firm, State 48 Law, has launched an online child support calculator to help users in the state estimate potential child support payments. The calculator takes into account various factors such as income, parenting time days, health insurance costs, and other financial responsibilities. It aims to provide users with a broad estimate of monthly child support payments that could be ordered by the court. State 48 Law, a family law firm specializing in divorce and custody cases, has earned a reputation for excellent service in the legal field in Arizona. With this new tool, they aim to further assist the Arizona family law community. The calculator is available directly on the State 48 Law website. Users can input relevant information to get an understanding of child support obligations or entitlements. State 48 Law emphasizes that while the calculation formula itself is simple, determining the numbers to input can be complex, especially for factors like determining income for self-employed individuals. The calculator also takes into account other factors such as the age of the child, existing child support payments, and court-ordered spousal maintenance. State 48 Law encourages individuals to reach out to their experienced team for assistance with negotiations, settlements, or cases that go to court.
Arizona-based law firm, State 48 Law, has announced the release of a new child support calculator, aiming to help users in the state get a broad estimate of child support payments that could be ordered by the court.
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States - November 7, 2023 —
Operating out of Scottsdale, Arizona, a family law firm, focusing on divorce and custody cases, State 48 Law Firm has launched its own online child support calculator for Arizona. This calculator can provide users with a broad estimate of monthly child support payments that could be ordered by the court.
This newly launched tool takes into account a range of child support factors to help people get an understanding of what child support they could owe or be owed. The calculation for child support itself is simple as the formula does not change. Determining and agreeing on the numbers that go into the formula on the worksheet is where it can get complicated.
There are a range of factors that could influence child support numbers. The two main kickers are each party’s income and the amount of parenting time days.
When parents are employed, their income is usually easy to figure out but can become complicated by things like bonuses and stock options. The same thing is true of parents who are on government assistance. When parents are self-employed, figuring out their income can be even harder.
Parenting time days is the number of days each parent receives each year to care for the child. The general rule of thumb is if the child is in your care for 12 hours or more, that day is counted in your tally. When we see a parent having 100% (365 days) of the parenting time, it is likely they will be receiving child support, unless otherwise deviated or a significant disparity of income between the parents.
Health insurance can also play a defining role in child support amounts. The parent who provides health insurance will get credit for how much it costs to insure the child alone each month with health insurance. Dental and vision insurance are also included. Private school tuition and childcare costs may also apply. Neither private school tuition nor childcare expenses are required to be ordered, but the parties can agree to include those figures or the Court can decide to include them.
The calculator considers all of these factors and others such as the age of the child, any ordered child support payments for other children, any other children not covered by a child support order but for whom a parent has financial responsibility, and any court-ordered spousal maintenance (alimony) a parent is required to pay or receive.
The attorneys of State 48 attorneys have represented clients and taken part in hundreds of Trials. Having earned a reputation in the state of Arizona for excellent service in the legal field, State 48 aims to help even more with this new tool available directly from their website. From negotiations to settlements, or cases that go to court, the State 48ers are a team of experienced professionals continuing to serve the Arizona family law community proudly.
For more information about State 48 Law Firm use the contact details below:
Contact Info:
Name: Lee Best
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Organization: State 48 Law Firm
Address: 14500 N Northsight Blvd Ste 313, Scottsdale, AZ 85260
Phone: (602) 649-1325
Website: https://state48law.com/
Release ID: 89112470
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