The guidelines the court uses involve a very complex
formula, but basically the court looks at both parents’ incomes, your child’s
needs and the custody arrangements. An order of joint legal custody does not
affect the amount of child support ordered.*
To get a rough idea of how much support you may receive, you can visit
AllLaw.com's WI child support calculator. However, this website only estimates
the amount of support you may get. The amount of support you receive depends on
how much the judge actually decides to give you.
Note: Violation of physical placement rights by the
custodial parent is not a reason for failure to meet child support obligations.**
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