I have a question about the term Primary Caregiver/residence. If we have joint custody (50/50) and shared access (50/50) and an arrangment is made for which days the kids will spend at our respective places, does it matter which house is identified as the primary residence (or even primary caregiver)
She will be buying me out of the house, she makes 110 000 and I make 89 000. Kids will spend equal time at both but probably a little more with me because she travels so often.
Does this term affect child support expenses or is it simply a calculation.
I will be agreeging to contribute up to 600 towards the nanny (who will continue to live with her) that will look after our son during the day and then anything over and beyond that amount she will be responsibile for. I can pick the kids (son is 3 and daughter is 8) up at 4:30 on my days and would return them each day by 7am for the nanny to watch my son and walk my daughter to school. The cost of the nanny is roughly 1500. I will pay less because my wife will continue to use her to clean her house, do the laundry and watch the kids on her days until she gets home from work (630 - 7pm).
I have looked into a daycare for my son and it is 1000, plus before school and after school care for my daughter so close to 1250 total. The advantage of the nanny is the flexibility to drop off and pick up my daughter which is worth the extra little cash in my opinion. My wife is insistent on keeping her and that is fine with me as long as my contribution does not have to exceed 600. She has agreed to the 600 as well.
She will be buying me out of the house, she makes 110 000 and I make 89 000. Kids will spend equal time at both but probably a little more with me because she travels so often.
Does this term affect child support expenses or is it simply a calculation.
I will be agreeging to contribute up to 600 towards the nanny (who will continue to live with her) that will look after our son during the day and then anything over and beyond that amount she will be responsibile for. I can pick the kids (son is 3 and daughter is 8) up at 4:30 on my days and would return them each day by 7am for the nanny to watch my son and walk my daughter to school. The cost of the nanny is roughly 1500. I will pay less because my wife will continue to use her to clean her house, do the laundry and watch the kids on her days until she gets home from work (630 - 7pm).
I have looked into a daycare for my son and it is 1000, plus before school and after school care for my daughter so close to 1250 total. The advantage of the nanny is the flexibility to drop off and pick up my daughter which is worth the extra little cash in my opinion. My wife is insistent on keeping her and that is fine with me as long as my contribution does not have to exceed 600. She has agreed to the 600 as well.
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