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Either or both parents may be ordered to provide child support. child support payments may be ordered paid to a court-appointed Trustee or through the state child support enforcement agency. There are official child Support Guidelines contained in Alaska Rules of Civil Procedure; Rule 90.3. These guidelines are presumed to be correct unless there is a showing that the amount would be manifestly unjust under the particular circumstances in a case. Factors for deviation from the guidelines are:
 
(1) especially large family size; (2) significant income of the child; (3) health or other extraordinary expenses; (4) unusually low expenses; (5) the parent with the child support obligation has an income below Federal poverty level; and (6) any other unusual circumstances.
 
For parents with income over $72,000, the above 6 factors do not apply. In those instances, the factors are:
 
(1) that an increased award is just and proper; (2) the needs of the children; (3) the standard of living of the children; and (4) the extent to which the standard of living of the children should be reflective of the parent's ability to pay.
 
Each parent must file a verified statement of income. There is a child Support Guidelines Worksheet contained in Alaska Rules of Civil Procedure; Rule 90.3. [Alaska Statutes; Sections 25.24.160 and 25.27.110 to 25.27.900, and Alaska Rules of Civil Procedure; Rule 67 and 90.3].
 
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