the financial resources of the child and each parent
the child’s
physical and emotional health and any special needs and aptitudes
the standard of
living the child would have enjoyed if
not for the divorce
the tax
consequences to each spouse
the non-monetary
contributions that the parents will make toward the care and well-being of the
child
the educational
needs of either parent
whether one
parent’s gross income is substantially less than the other parent's gross
income, and
the needs of any
other children of the non-custodial parent for whom that parent is
providing support. (This factor
may be considered only if the other children are not the subjects of the
instant action and their support has not been deducted from the parent’s
income.)
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