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If divorcing parties have children that have not reached the age of majority, child support will be an issue in their divorce. While the state of Utah provides child support calculators (please see the link to the calculators on this website), child support can often be a complex and high-conflict issue. Child support can vary depending on the parties’ incomes, whether the parties have sole or joint custody of the child and depending on the time that a child spends with each parent-specifically, the number of overnights during a year that a child spends with each parent.
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Child support also includes issues such as the cost of health insurance, non-covered medical costs, daycare costs and, in some cases, other child-related costs such as private school or costs for extra-curricular activities. In some cases, child support may deviate from the state child support guidelines and special circumstances, including a child’s special needs, may factor into the child support determination.
