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5Three children
19%
Four children
22%
Five children
25%
Six children
28%
If more than six children, add three percent (3%) for each additional child.
For example, if the combined “net spendable income” of husband and wife (Column 3, Line
8) is $1,500.00 and there is one child, multiply Column 3, Line 8 ($1,500.00) by ten percent (10%)
and enter the result ($150.00) on Line 11 in the husband and wife columns.
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Line 12. Total amount transferred. Line 11 is used to adjust the amount to be
transferred by a party or received by a party on Line 10 by the parties. Using the example in Use
Notes 14 and 15, if there is one child and the combined net spendable income of the parties is
$1,500.00, an adjustment of ten percent (10%) of $1,500.00 ($150.00) is made for child support.
If the wife has primary custody, she will receive another $150.00. If the husband has primary
custody, subtract $150.00 from the amount the wife is to receive on Line 10. Using the example in
Use Notes 14 and 15, if the wife has primary custody, the husband will transfer $400.00 to the wife.
If the husband has primary custody, the husband will transfer $100.00 to the wife.
[Approved, effective November 1, 2000 until November 1, 2001; approved, effective November 1,
2001; 4A-122 recompiled and amended as 4A-212 by Supreme Court Order No. 13-8300-010,
effective for all pleadings and papers filed on or after May 31, 2013, in all cases pending or filed on
or after May 31, 2013.]
Compiler’s note. – Pursuant to Supreme Court Order No. 13-8300-010, former 4A-122 NMRA was
recompiled and amended as 4A-212 NMRA effective May 31, 2013.
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