we both agree for no child support because we share responsability of kids equally i get them half the time?

Answer 1

This you will come to regret and it will come back to haunt you.

Answer 2

What you have to do is create and sign a stipulation to that effect and get the judge to agree to it. In California, one or the other parent will be assigned as the custodial parent and the other as the noncustodial parent. The noncustodial will have to pay child support to the custodial. I have even seen both parents paying child support to each other. How dumb is that? The court could not, or would not, use common sense to offset one against the other and make a net payment one way. No, they had to have both parents pay the full payment as if they were the noncustodial parent. There is the outside chance that you can get the right judge to sign a mutual waiver of payments in a stituation like yours. You will both have to be in court to answer the judge's questions but it could be done.
Good luck to you.

Answer 3

It sounds as though you are trying to make a joint custody agreement. I would suggest you sit down with a lawyer versed in the family law of your state or country. Your child support amount will most likely be based on a statute in your state and will be determined by that. (for example, in Florida a child support amount would still have to be determined by the Court even in the case of joint custody but the method used to calculate it is different due to the time sharing.)

Answer 4

That actually makes perfect sense. If you 2 split it than neither one of you should pay. It works out for you and the kids.

Answer 5

Cool beans.