Is there ever a situation where a noncustodial parent would be paid child support by the custodial parent? Custodial parent has 293 over nights and primary physical custody and non has 72 overnights.
No, when using Worksheet A of the North Carolina Child Support Guidelines (at least 243 overnights with one parent), the custodial parent would not pay the noncustodial parent child support.
Anna Ayscue
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Thank you for responding.
Susie
Below is a precedent case that took place in IL
In re Marriage of Turk, 2014 IL 116730
You should be able to Google it. My Chicago attorney is citing it in my case, as my ex reports $20,000 a month and I make about $2000. I can barely afford the transportation costs (almost as much as my rent) let alone have any money to do pay for anything when I do have her.
If you are both in the same state, I don’t know…obliviously what Anna replied is foremost, but depending upon your situation I can’t believe that one parent should suffer to the point of the possibility of not affording to see their child, when the other parent can clearly make it possible – what is in the best interest of the child is supposed to be both The Courts and both parents priority.
Oh we make about the same so there’s not that much difference.