Divorce Online Forms. Do it yourself divorce papers. Divorce form for No-fault Uncontested Divorce

Legal forms service online by Legal Helpmate Legal Document Preparation Service legal document service online by Legal Helpmate
  legal information   LEGAL INFORMATION
  legal dictionary   LEGAL DICTIONARY
  Lawyer Directory   LAWYER DIRECTORY

Divorce Online, Legal Forms - Idaho divorce - Child support

  LEGAL FORM SERVICE FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS LEGAL ARTICLES & NEWS FIND LAWYER CONTACT US ACCESS MY ACCOUNT lock

LEGAL DOCUMENT SERVICE

Divorce Online Divorce Forms   Divorce Online
Power of Attorney   Power of Attorney
Health Care Directive   Health Care Directive
Revocable Living Will   Living Will
Prenuptial Agreement   Prenuptial Agreement
Revocable Living Trust   Living Trust
Bill of Sale Forms   Bill of Sale
Promissory Note Forms   Promissory Note
Immigration Forms   Immigration Forms
Free credit report   Credit Report

menu item
   

LEGAL RESOURCES

LEGAL RESOURCES
menu item   Legal Dictionary
Find a lawyer   Find a Lawyer or Law Firm
Find a lawyer   Law Books
Legal news and crime stories   Legal News & Crime Stories 
government forms   Government Forms & Docs
Legal discussion board   Discussion Board
Legal RSS / ATOM Feeds   Legal RSS / ATOM Feeds
My Shopping Cart   Log in to your account
 
Divorce Online<br>Related Legal Information  

Divorce Online
Related Legal Information

To better understand the issues relating to your legal situation or problem, our legal information and other law related facts may be of interest to you

 
 

Idaho divorce - child support.


The court may order either or both parents to provide child support until the child is 18, without regard to marital misconduct, and based upon the following factors:
 
(1) the financial resources of the child; (2) the standard of living the child would have enjoyed if the Marriage had not been dissolved; (3) the physical and emotional conditions and educational needs of the child; (4) the financial resources, needs, and obligations of both the no custodial and the custodial parent [normally, not including the parent's community Property share of the financial resources or obligations with a new spouse]; (5) the availability of reasonable medical insurance coverage for the child; and (6) the actual tax benefits achieved by the parent claiming the federal dependency exemption for income tax purposes.
 
There are provisions in Idaho for child support payments to be paid to the clerk of the court unless otherwise ordered by the court. There are specific child support guidelines adopted by the Idaho Supreme Court, which are presumed to be correct unless evidence is presented that shows that the award would be inappropriate or unjust. Finally, all child support orders issued in Idaho must contain provisions allowing enforcement of the order by income withholding.
 
[Idaho Code; Title 32, Chapters 706, 706A, and 1201].
 
  Return to all Divorce online legal information
Legal Articles about Divorce online
Divorce online Frequently Asked Questions   Start to work under Divorce Online, Legal Forms - Idaho divorce - Child support
 
 

NEWS

 
Divorce 'makes men richer'  

Divorce 'makes men richer'

It makes financial sense for men to divorce or leave their partners. Men who stay married ...
Money is the main reason of family quarrels and divorce  

Money is the main reason of family quarrels and divorce

A research project during which was interviewed about 33,000 people ...
Chats destroy a marriage  

Chats destroy a marriage

In USA internet-dialogue in so-called chats becomes more and more often reason of divorces ...

Son wants to cure father of serial infidelity

Idaho Statesman (blog)
HELLO, CAROLYN: I'm wondering the best way to confront my father about his behavior in respect to women. I'm the 25-year-old eldest of my father's five children. My sister and I were conceived with my mother, who left him some 20 years ago. His actions ...
Son wants to cure father of serial infidelity

Can Divorce Destroy Your Retirement?

Madison.com
If you're getting a divorce, you probably don't spend a lot of time thinking about how it will impact your retirement -- but it's a valid concern. A study by the Insured Retirement Institute found that 24% of divorced baby boomers said they'd be worse ...
Can Divorce Destroy Your Retirement?
LEGAL INFORMATION LEGAL FORMS SITEMAP LEGAL FEEDS LEGAL BLOGS LEGAL DISCLAIMER CONTACT US