Standard Child Support Orders With A Deviation printable pdf download

JC-7.1

IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS

OF OTTAWA COUNTY, OHIO

JUVENILE DIVISION

STANDARD CHILD SUPPORT ORDERS WITH A DEVIATION

In the event the Court did not deviate the child support amount and so

long as private health insurance is being provided for the minor child(ren) in accordance

with the Court’s Order, the ______________ (hereinafter referred to as the

“Obligor”) would have paid to the ______________ (hereinafter referred to as the

“Obligee”), as and for current support of the parties’ minor child(ren), the sum of

$__________ per month, plus a processing fee of $____________, for a total

monthly child support obligation of $____________. This child support amount is

calculated pursuant to the State of Ohio Guidelines for the Establishment of Support

and based upon a gross annual income of $________________ for the Obligor; a

gross annual income of $______________ for the other parent; and the Child

Support Computation Worksheet, attached hereto and incorporated herein.

Further, in the event the Court did not deviate the child support ordered

herein, and when private health insurance is NOT being provided by a parent in

accordance with the Court’s Order, the Obligor would have paid to the Obligee, as and

for current support of the parties’ minor child(ren), the sum of $____________ per

month, plus a processing fee, commencing the first day of the month following the date

that health insurance is not provided as ordered.

Such child support amount shall not be ordered however. The parents

agree that there shall be a deviation of child support pursuant to Ohio Rev. Code

§3119.22 or §3119.23 in that it would be

unjust or

inappropriate and would not be

in the best interest of the child because of the following:

special and unusual needs of the children;

extraordinary obligations

for the minor children;

other court-ordered payments;

extended

parenting time or extraordinary costs associated with parenting time;

Obligor obtaining additional employment after a child support order is

issued in order to support a second family;

financial resources and the

earning ability of the child;

disparity in income between parties or

households;

benefits that either parent receives from remarriage or

Standard Child Support Orders With A Deviation