Child support is intended to assist the custodial parent with bills and expenses related to caring for the child. In joint physical custody situations in which both parents take on some of the cost of raising the child, child support may be lower. However, if child custody percentage drops for one of the parents, that parent may expect to see their child support payments go up, as they will not be fronting as much of the cost of raising the child. It is hard to give a concrete number or…
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