I need to find out if 250 is suitable for childsupport a month?

Answer 1

Contact you local child support office for a calculation. They go according to the earrings of both parties

Answer 2

Child support is based upon the non-custodial parent's income. Usually it is 1/3 their income if 1/3 the non-custodial parent's income is $250 then that IS suitable.

Answer 3

It really depends usually the state will figure child support base on the non custodial parents net income and order that a percentage be paid for child support. In Texas I beleive it is 12.5% per child with a limit around 35%. Try to be flexible my ex-wife was not it caused problems with our children and now I have custody.

Answer 4

Depends on his income but that sounds a little low. I would say 350-400 would be a better amount needed per month, especially if the child is in school and you need clothes and supplies etc.

Answer 5

Not sure what state you live in but here is a calculator that does almost every state. The payments are calculated but what state the child resides in.

http://www.alllaw.com/calculators/childsupport/

Answer 6

Only if it is 20% of your monthly income. If you are going through a divorce or custody battle the courts will figure th amount out for you.

But typically you are going to pay 20% of your monthly income.

Answer 7

It depends on your or your spouse's income. I get $800 a month for 2 kids. The more he/she makes...the more money you'll get for child support. If you're going through the court, it will be court ordered based on a financial software.

Answer 8

In Texas it is 20% of the spouses income after taxes.

Answer 9

Child support is comprable to your standard of living. My business partner is currently paying $2200.00 a month in child support for his only daughter ( now living with mom ).

Answer 10

If u have 2 kids the sutiable amount a moth is1000 If you have one its probaly 500