New Hampshire Child Support Calculation Report Report Price $39.95 Availability: Processed with in one (1) business day of order Shipping: 24 Hour (Priority Mail 2-3 days arrival) - Confidential Packaging Fax: (optional - in one business day of order - additional $4.00) Child Support Calculation Report Contents: 1. Total Monthly Child Support Amount CALCULATED for YOU! 2. Layout of the Information Used to Calculate Support Amount. 3. Support Obligation Calculated for Non-Custodial Parent. 4. Definitions of Criteria Used to Calculate the Support. 5. Definitions of Adjustments Considered by the Court. 6. Easy to Read and Understand. 7. Six (6) Pages Total Inside Report. Very Comprehensive! 8. Order Now! New Hampshire Principles of Child Support: New Hampshire child support guidelines uses the Percentage of Income formula which calculates the support obligation as a percentage of the income of the non-custodial parent who is obligated to support the child. This method simply applies a percentage to the income of the parent according to the number of children requiring support. There shall be a rebuttable presumption in any proceeding for the award of child support that the amount of the award which would result from the application of guidelines. The court will also consider deviating from these guidelines after examining the following factors: (a) Ongoing extraordinary medical, dental or education expenses, including expenses related to the special needs of a child, incurred on behalf of the involved children; (b) Significantly high or low income of the obligee or obligor; (c) The economic consequences of the presence of stepparents, step-children or natural or adopted children; (d) Reasonable expenses incurred by the obligor parent in exercising parental rights and responsibilities, provided that the reasonable expenses incurred by the obligee parent for the minor children can be met regardless of such adjustment; (e) The economic consequences to either party of the disposition of a marital home made for the benefit of the child; (f) The opportunity to optimize both parties' after-tax income by taking into account federal tax consequences of an order of support; (g) State tax obligations; (h) Parenting schedule; (i) The economic consequences to either party of providing for the voluntary or court-ordered postsecondary educational expenses of a natural or adopted child; (j) Other special circumstances found by the court to avoid an unreasonably low or confiscatory support order, taking all relevant circumstances into consideration. (New Hampshire Statutes - Chapters: 458:17, 458:18) In order for us to determine the amount of child support required by the New Hampshire Applicable Schedules, Formulas and Adjustments for Child Support, please continue to the New Hampshire Child Support Calculation Report Order Form

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