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How Are Child Support Payment Amounts Determined in Illinois?

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How Are Child Support Payment Amounts Determined in Illinois?

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In Illinois, support payments are based on the number of children. There are minimum guidelines for the payment of child support based upon a percentage of the obligor’s net income. The amount of support is dependent upon the net income of the paying parent. The guidelines in Illinois provide: 1 child: 20% of obligor’s net income; 2 children: 25% of obligor’s net income; 3 children: 32% of obligor’s net income; 4 children: 40% of obligor’s net income; 5 or more children: 50% of obligor’s net income.

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