Income/net worth plus factoring in what the spouse or the child is accustomed to in regards to lifestyle before the divorce ... if the person can afford it, that is how it is determined. Really... get a good lawyer and you can argue for almost anything.[QUOTE="Sajedene"][QUOTE="Epic__Lulz"]
And the fact that when some sport star divorce he has to pay his ex wife 15k in child support
You don't need 15k a month
Epic__Lulz
It's ridiculous. It doesn't take over 150k a year to raise a child. Hey it's not my problem you divorced the breadwinner. Get a job. I could understand if its like 500 dollars a month but 15k CUT BACK your lifestyle , get a job and take care of your kid.
It's his kid as well. Why should the child suffer while dad parties (or mom if the case is reversed).
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