PARENTING TIME TABLE B Number of Adjustment Visitation Days Percentage 143 - 152 .275 153 162 .293 – 163 172 .312 – 173 - 182 .331 Check the box to indicate whether Table A or Table B applies in (33). Type or print total number of parenting time days. Type or print the percentage adjustment from the appropriate table. Multiply the percentage by the amount listed for (21). Type or print the answer in the column for the noncustodial parent. EXAMPLE: The Child Support Obligation (21) is $425. The noncustodial parent has parenting time with the children a total of 100 days. On Time Table A”, “Parenting the range of days for this amount of parenting time is 88 to 115 days. The corresponding adjustment percentage is .161. Multiply the $425 Basic Child Support Obligation by .161 (16.1%). The resulting amount of $68 is entered in (33) in the column for the noncustodial parent. $425 x .161 = $68 ADJUSTMENTS SUBTOTAL (34) For the paying parent, add the amounts in (32) and (33). Type or print the answer. PRELIMINARY SUPPORT AMOUNT (35) For noncustodial parent: Subtract the amount in (34) from (31). Type or print the answer. For custodial parent: Type or print the amount from (31). SELF SUPPORT RESERVE TEST FOR PAYING PARENT [Guidelines Section 15] (36) Type or print the paying parent’s adjusted gross income from (19). The court may subtract from the paying parent’s adjusted gross income (19) court-ordered arrears on child support for children of other relationships or spousal maintenance, if actually paid. If applicable, type or print that monthly amount. Subtract paid arrears and $1,115. Enter the remainder in the appropriate column for either the Father or the Mother, for (36). EXAMPLE: Payor’s Adjusted Gross Income from (19): ___________ SUBSTRACT the Self Support Reserve Test Amount of $1,115: - 1,115.00 Enter the number remaining as your answer for (36): CHILD SUPPORT AMOUNT TO BE PAID (37) Who pays and how much? Check the appropriate box to indicate which parent
PARENTING TIME TABLE B Number of Visitation Days Adjustment Percentage 143 - 152 .275 153 – 162 .293 163 – 172 .312 173 - 182 .331 Check the box to indicate whether Table A or Table B applies in (33). Type or print total number of parenting time days. Type or print the percentage adjustment from the appropriate table. Multiply the percentage by the amount listed for (21). Type or print the answer in the column for the noncustodial parent. EXAMPLE: The Child Support Obligation (21) is $425. The noncustodial parent has parenting time with the children a total of 100 days. On “Parenting Time Table A”, the range of days for this amount of parenting time is 88 to 115 days. The corresponding adjustment percentage is .161. Multiply the $425 Basic Child Support Obligation by .161 (16.1%). The resulting amount of $68 is entered in (33) in the column for the noncustodial parent. $425 x .161 = $68 ADJUSTMENTS SUBTOTAL (34) For the paying parent, add the amounts in (32) and (33). Type or print the answer. PRELIMINARY SUPPORT AMOUNT (35) For noncustodial parent: Subtract the amount in (34) from (31). Type or print the answer. For custodial parent: Type or print the amount from (31). SELF SUPPORT RESERVE TEST FOR PAYING PARENT [Guidelines Section 15] (36) Type or print the paying parent’s adjusted gross income from (19). The court may subtract from the paying parent’s adjusted gross income (19) court-ordered arrears on child support for children of other relationships or spousal maintenance, if actually paid. If applicable, type or print that monthly amount. Subtract paid arrears and $1,115. Enter the remainder in the appropriate column for either the Father or the Mother, for (36). EXAMPLE: Payor’s Adjusted Gross Income from (19): SUBSTRACT the Self Support Reserve Test Amount of $1,115: - 1,115.00 Enter the number remaining as your answer for (36): ___________ CHILD SUPPORT AMOUNT TO BE PAID (37) Who pays and how much? Check the appropriate box to indicate which parent
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