How to Calculate Child Support

Child support is always payable to the parent with primary custody of the children (meaning more than half of the overnights with the children). The issue is overnights, not hours or days. The parent with more than half the overnights gets child support. When there’s 50-50, child support in Pennsylvania is paid to the lower-earning parent. The video contains a general summary of family law support law and information for how you can estimate support before a support hearing.

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