Once a parent’s net income is calculated, the non-custodial parent pays a percentage of his net income as for child support depending upon the amount of children he or she must support (one child=20% two children=28% three children=28% four children=40%). Currently, net income is defined as total of all income from all sources minus various deductions such as Federal income tax, State income tax, Social Security, mandatory retirement contributions, union dues, health insurance premiums and court ordered obligations. Up until July 1, 2017, only the net income of the non-majority parent (or non-custodial parent) is used to calculate child support. On July 1, 2017, the Illinois Income Share Model will go into effect and substantially change the way we calculate child support today. Llinois Income Share Model: How to Calculate Child Support as of July 1, 2017
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