How do we calculate child support?

One of the most important topics during a divorce or speration is often: how do we divide the costs for the children? Both parents want to understand the financial future and, above all, ensure that their children are sufficiently supported financially.

When calculating child support (or child costs), the financial situation of both parents, the costs of the children, and the division of care are taken into account. With clear agreements, you prevent unclearity and conflicts in the future.

What about child support in co-parenting?

In a co-parenting setting, parent can opt for a different solution: a seperate child account. Both parents deposit an agreed amount into a joint account, from which expenses for the children are paid, such as clothing, school, and sports.

This can ensure greater clarity and equality, but it does require clear agreements regarding the amount of contributions and which costs are paid via the child account.

 Child support is always a tailored process. Do you want to know exactly where you stand and have an official, legal calculation made?