Child Support Filing Guidance

Summary

Child support in washington is calculated under rcw 26.19, considering all income sources and the childs best interests. Temporary and retroactive support can be requested to address financial disparities. Ensure your filing specifies the type of custody and includes detailed financial documentation. Consult legal resources or an attorney for personalized guidance.

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one issue might be that i have split custody support but not shared custody support Relief Requested Pursuant to RCW *.* and RCW *.*, I respectfully request the following relief from the court: Due to significant financial disparities, I respectfully request the court to Issuance of Temporary Child Support: Promptly issue a temporary child support order to address the urgent financial needs of the children. Retroactive Child Support: Grant retroactive child support to cover the financial gap since June *, ensuring fairness and alleviating the financial burden caused by delays. Consideration of All Income Sources: Include all of the respondent's income, including bonuses and variable compensation, in the child support calculation under RCW *.*.*. Equitable Standard of Living: Ensure the children maintain a consistent and fair standard of living across both households.
In Washington, child support is calculated under RCW *.*, considering income from all sources and the child's best interests. If there's a financial disparity or need for retroactive support, the court may adjust accordingly. Have you filed a motion for temporary or retroactive child support with your local court?
i am filinf exparte relief and temp and retro support monday
It sounds like you're preparing to file for temporary and retroactive child support. Here are some general guidelines regarding your request in Washington:
- **RCW *.*** governs child support calculations, including all income sources like bonuses (RCW *.*.*).
- Retroactive support can be granted to cover the financial gap if delays occurred.
- Ensure your documentation clearly outlines financial disparities and includes supporting evidence.
Have you prepared supporting documents (e.g., financial affidavits, income proof) for your ex parte filing?
its just that i am asking for support and i get * split custody support not shared custody support did i do ok in the above or do i need to change anything
It seems like you're navigating a child support issue in Washington. You’ve requested ex parte relief, temporary, and retroactive support under RCW *.* and RCW *.*.
- Ensure your filing clearly outlines why split custody doesn't meet financial needs.
- Provide detailed income proof, expenses, and any disparities.
- Highlight the need for equitable support for the children.
Would you like guidance on specific documents to strengthen your case?
yes i have all that but when i ask for support do i need to say addition to the split custody arvey split
It seems like you're concerned about how to phrase your request for support. In your filing, you can clarify that **split custody support** does not adequately meet the children's financial needs. Highlight financial disparities and request **additional support** to ensure the children's needs are met equitably.
Would you like guidance on how to phrase this in your documents?
i have that but when i ask for temp support do i need to specify temp for shared custody or do i use the word update
In your filing, it’s best to use clear and specific language. If you’re seeking **temporary support**, specify it as **temporary support for split custody** or **temporary adjustment**. Avoid using "update" as it may be vague. Would you like suggestions on how to phrase this clearly in your request?
temp support for shared custody
It seems like you're requesting **temporary support** for shared custody arrangements. In your filing, you can phrase it as:
"I request the court issue *temporary child support for shared custody*, reflecting the financial needs and equitable support for the children under RCW *.*."
Would you like assistance refining this or adding further details?