What % of my check will they take out for child support.  I have 2 children.?
474115
Depending on the state you live in...could be up to 35%.  They'e your kids and you should support them no matter what percent it costs you.
1099192
There are several things you can do  1.Turn them in to the BBB   2.Go to your local employment office and explain to  them what  happened and ask what steps you need to take against them. 3. contact the court that ordered the child support,Tell them you have the proof that it was taking out such as your pay stubs,(that will protect you)4. Get a lawyer if you can not afford one-Tell the Employment office when you talk to them to see if they can help you with one.5.And  contact your local police to get a police report made on theft charges and file a warrant on theft...The police report can also be used in court as evidence. Good Luck
55006
Basically your standard deduction is doubled and your tax will be at a lower rate. If there are kids, you have more deductions depending on your income and their ages.
63592
I would personally steer clear of support kids unless it is a last ditch effort.  (They will take a very large percent of anything they collect and your local office will do it for free).  Is the support order going through a child support agency?  If not, you could apply for services whether you are the payer or receiver at your county support enforcement agency.  If you already have they will be able to give you the figure you are looking for.
288287
Go to your State Human Resources website and look up child support enforcement. Call them and keep calling them. they will garnish a person's wages and give you that money.
252744
He has to fill out financial forms to determine the amount of child support you will receive.  Make sure he puts down all his income....
627687
You need to go through the courts.  Have a child support order made by the courts, with an income deduction order, so that the money is just taken from his check and deposited into your account (no more bounced check worrries).  I went through what you are going through for years until I finally went to the courts.  By this point my ex was $14000 in the hole but had purchased a new car, enrolled in college for his masters degree, and was living great.  But whenever I questioned him about it, he would tell me how hard he was struggling and that he just couldn't do any better.  I, however, was living on a prayer and wish, maxing out credit card for grocery and clothing for my son.  And wondering if I would ever be able to get out of the hole he'd made.   \n\n\nIt took 10 months for the courts to straighten everything out.  I requested that I keep my son's insurance on my policy because my exhusband was very unstable and changed jobs a lot.  They had no problems with that.  They garnished his income tax refund for the next 3 years and made it very clear to him that his child was first in his life, not his new apartment  or car or school. \n\nHe pays the very least a non-custodial parent can pay.  I was not trying to break him, I just wanted my son to have the benefit of both parent's income.  Which I think is his right.  \n\nThink of it as fighting for your children.  You would never let anyone else take anything from them or cheat them.  Don't let their father.  If they lived with him, he wouldn't have a choice about taking care of them.  He shouldn't just because ya'll aren't together.  \n\nYou don't need a lawyer.  Just go to your local office for Child support enforcement.  If you don't know where it is, search child support and your state's name.  \n\nAlso, think about life insurance policy -- child support orders normally require both parent carry one because you need that assurance in the event of an untimely death.  \n\n\nGood Luck!!
372625
You should do it by percentage.  You each put in the same percentage towards household bills.  This way it will be fair for the both of you - no one person pays more than the other.\n\n    For example, you put 6% of your take home pay and your parter puts 6% of their take home pay.
850708
go to allLaw.com and it has a child support calculator for your state. If you dont have the baby for any length of time during the month and she doesnt work it looks like you'd be paying 25 percent of your gross income. You probably will have to pay at least half of the hospital costs too.
1128618
Imagine 32% of YOUR pay after taxes going to an ex (what I pay).  Imagine that she hasn't worked on a full time payroll in 12 yrs.  Imagine that your sending home $2000-2400/month and your told it isn't enough even though your not only sending that but also paying for half of summer camp and paying for all the dental work out of pocket.....  (we are not talking about alimony... just child support)\n\nI imagine that if you were giving ME 1 out of every 3 dollars you earn after taxes you might have a different view of the money and how it is spent.\n\nIf my ex weren't living on the support I pay for my children I might have a different view, but many women subsidize thier standard of living with the "kids" money.\n\nNow ask yourself why men are the way they are about support...
933636
You should probably contact the Child Support Agency for further information if your husband has agreed maintenance payments with them.  FSee below for the link.
921409
You get 1/2 of your benefit check for dependent benefits.It doesn't matter how many kids you have,you still get half.It isn't given as a per child benefit.You can have 1 or 10,you'll still get the same amount.
981138
It's approximately 25% percent if you don't claim any dependents. If you need to know exactly, what I suggest is you you get your check stub, find your math teacher, and he can figure it out for you. For faster results, find you an idiot savant.
932275
Wow!  You are in for a battle.  Call the child support office first.  If they can't or won't help you, you'll probably have to get an attorney.   If you're really owed the money, don't let them keep it.   It CAN be done.   Good lluck
1036062
child support is for the child and you should be ashamed to ask that question. that is not enough to care for a child no matter what the amount of payment. take care of the children
214935
Here is a link below that should get you started.  Click on the web link buttons under Child Support Charts.  Good luck.
1117151
That depends on what state you live in and how many children you have.  Try www.cirs.org  they may be able to help