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Child Support Guidelines Worksheet NHJB-2101-FS - New Hampshire
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THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE JUDICIAL BRANCH http://www.courts.state.nh.us Court Name: Case Name: Case Number: (if known) CHILD SUPPORT GUIDELINES WORKSHEET Child's Name DOB Child's Name DOB 1. Total Number Of Children 3. Obligor's Medical Support Reasonable Cost (4% Monthly Gross Income) PAYMENT CALCULATIONS Note: 2. Child Support Guidelines Percent 1 child-25%; 2 children-33%; 3 children-40%; 4 or more children-45% % 4. Obligee's Medical Support Reasonable Cost (4% Monthly Gross Income) OBLIGOR (Column 1) OBLIGEE (Column 2) COMBINED (Column 3) All income and expenses must be converted to monthly amounts (multiply weekly amounts by 4.33: bi-weekly amounts by 2.17). 5. Monthly gross income $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 6A. Court/Admin. ordered support for other children 6B. 50% of actual self-employment taxes paid 6C. Mandatory retirement 6D. Actual state income taxes paid 6E. Allowable child care expenses (obligor) 6F. Medical insurance for children (obligor) 6G. Total deductions 7. 8. (Add lines 6A through 6F) (Subtract line 6G from line 5) $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Adjusted monthly gross income Child Support guideline amount (From Guideline Calculation Table - see instructions on page 2) 9A. Allowable child care expenses (obligee) 9B. Medical insurance for children (obligee) 9C. Total allowable obligee expenses (Add line 9A and 9B) 10. Total adjusted monthly gross income 11. Proportional share of income (With child care/health insurance adjustment) $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 12. Parental support obligation 13. Self-support reserve (Line 11 times line 8) ABILITY TO PAY CALCULATION 14. Income available for support (Subtract line 13 from line 10, column 1) 15. Monthly support payable (Enter the smaller of line 12, column 1 or line 14, column 1. If line 14, column 1 is less than $50.00, then a minimum order of $50.00 is entered.) $ Frequency (check one): Weekly Bi-Weekly Monthly Date: American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkFlow.com 16. Child support order (If weekly, divide line 15 by 4.33; if bi-weekly, divide line 15 by 2.17; if monthly, enter same amount as in line 15.) ** ROUND THE RESULT TO THE NEAREST WHOLE DOLLAR ** $ Prepared by: NHJB-2101-FS (01/25/2011) Title: Page 1 of 3 Case Name: Case Number: CHILD SUPPORT GUIDELINES WORKSHEET CHILD SUPPORT GUIDELINES WORKSHEET INSTRUCTIONS TOP OF FORM Enter the Court Name, Case Name (the names of the petitioner and respondent), Case Number, and the names and dates of birth of the children. LINE 1 LINE 2 LINE 3 LINE 4 LINE 5 Enter the total number of children. Enter the Child Support Guideline percentage for the number of children indicated on LINE 1 (25% - one child; 33% - two children; 40% - three children; 45% - four or more children). Enter the obligor's medical support reasonable cost calculation (i.e., enter 4% of obligor's monthly gross income). Enter the obligee's medical support reasonable cost calculation (i.e., enter 4% of obligee's monthly gross income). In Columns 1 and 2, enter the total monthly gross income for each parent. The obligor is the person who will pay child support. The obligee is the person who will receive child support. Monthly gross income includes all income from any source, whether earned or unearned, including but not limited to, wages, salary, commissions, tips, annuities, Social Security benefits, trust income, lottery or gambling winnings, interest, dividends, investment income, net rental income, self-employment income, alimony, business profits, pension, bonuses and payments from other government programs (excluding public assistance programs such as Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), Aid to the Permanently and Totally Disabled (APTD), Supplemental Security Income (SSI), Old Age Assistance (OAA), Aid to the Needy Blind (ANB), Food Stamps and general assistance from a county or town); including, but not limited to, worker's compensation, veterans' benefits, unemployment benefits, and disability benefits, provided, however, that no income earned at an hourly rate for hours worked, on an occasional or seasonal basis, in excess of 40 hours in any week shall be considered as income for the purpose of determining gross income, and provided further that such hourly rate income is earned for actual overtime labor performed by an employee who earns wages at an hourly rate in a trade or industry which traditionally or commonly pays overtime wages, thus excluding professionals, business owners, business partners, self-employed individuals and others who may exercise sufficient control over their income so as to re-characterize payment to themselves to include overtime wages in addition to salary. (NOTE: To compute Monthly Gross Income from weekly income, multiply the weekly amount by 4.33; from biweekly income, multiply the bi-weekly income by 2.17.) LINE 6A Enter any court-ordered or administratively-ordered support for children or adults not subject to this order actually paid by the Obligor (in Column 1) and/or the Obligee (in Column 2). LINE 6B Enter 50% of the actual amount of self-employment tax paid by the Obligor (in Column 1) and/or the Obligee (in Column 2). LINE 6C Enter any mandatory, not discretionary, retirement contributions paid by the Obligor (in Column 1) and by the Obligee (in Column 2). NOTE: Only payments which are required by the employer can be deducted. LINE 6D Enter any actual state income taxes paid by the Obligor (in Column 1) and the Obligee (in Column 2). LINE 6E Enter any allowable work-related child care expenses paid by the Obligor in Column 1. Allowable child care expenses means actual work-related child care expenses for the children to whom the order applies LINE 6F Enter the actual amount paid by the Obligor for medical insurance coverage for the children to whom the order applies in Column 1. LINE 6G Enter the total allowable deductions for the Obligor (in Column 1) and for the Obligee (in Column 2). NOTE: The Obligor's total allowable deductions equal the sum of LINES 6A, Column 1-6F, Column 1. The Obligee's total allowable deductions equal the sum of LINES 6A, Column2-6D, Column 2. LINE 7 Subtract LINE 6G, Column 1, from LINE 5, Column 1, and enter the result in Column 1. Subtract LINE 6G, Column 2, from LINE 5, Column 2, and enter the result in Column 2. Add Column 1 and Column 2, and enter the result in Column 3. From the Child Support Guideline Calculation Table, find the row containing the Obligor's and Obligee's Combined Adjusted Monthly Gross Income. Where this row intersect
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