Yes. Parties can agree that neither of them will pay child support to the other. However, either party can request child support at a later date if there has been a substantial change in [...]
The court is permitted to set child support based on a payer’s ability to earn, or “imputed income,” beyond actual earnings. The court may consider factors such as past earnings; current physical [...]
Yes. Courts generally follow the child support guidelines. However, a court may modify the amount of support generated by applying the standard, but only if it finds, after considering a number [...]
Ordinarily, the percentage of an obligated parent’s gross income required to be paid as support under the standard is as follows: 17% for one child; 25% for two children; 29% for three children; [...]
It is common for one party to pay child support, even if he or she has the children for a significant amount of the time. To calculate child support in Wisconsin in a shared placement situation [...]
