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Originally posted by getreadyalready
reply to post by ofhumandescent
Sample Calculator Amount. Assuming your son could be making $30,000 per year, and the mother could be making minimum wage. Assuming 1 child, assuming mother has full custody, assuming the mother has to pay $600 per month in daycare and another $250 per month in medical insurance. (Probably worst case scenario for a young man.)
Monthly support would be approximately $989 per month, regardless of what any attorney would do.
Now, if your son gets partial custody, or pays daycare, or provides health insurance, the amount will go down.
Originally posted by peck420
getreadyalready is 100% correct. This applies to Canada as well.
In fact, if my wife and I seperate, based on income, kids, etc, I will owe $1,670/month.
Don't even need to divorce to check .
If you are paying more, you better get your lawyer and the calculator, and go to court.
Originally posted by getreadyalready
reply to post by v3_exceed
That is not entirely true. A judgement can be appealed, and a judge would be stupid to supersede the statutes, get appealed, get overturned, and look incompetent.
Also, a Canadian judge would certainly take into account the US laws depending on the circumstance. If this is a brand new case and the child was conceived in the US, then US laws might apply. If one of the parents live in the US, then US laws might apply. If the couple both live in Canada and the child was conceived and born in Canada, then of course nobody would even be mentioning US laws now would they.
Originally posted by v3_exceed
Yes, even in Canada the guidelines can be superseded by the judge if they feel it's warranted.
Originally posted by v3_exceed
I don't suspect that leo123 would be paying in the 5k range if the chart were actually being followed.
Originally posted by peck420
As my lawyer told me when i got married...kiss you ASSets goodbye .