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ARTICLE · 30 MAY 2024

Changes To Indiana Child Support Guidelines

The Guidelines no longer implement the 6% rule for uninsured health care expenses.

United StatesFamily and Matrimonial

Whether a parent is establishing paternity, getting divorced, or dealing with post-dissolution matters, they want to know how much they will have to pay or how much they will receive in child support.

Understandably, parents want to know that information, and parents need to be aware of some major changes to the Indiana Child Support Guidelines ("Guidelines") which became effective on January 1, 2024.

How Much Will I Have to Pay in Child Support?

The Indiana Child Support Guideline changes are as follows:

Removal of the 6% Rule

The Guidelines no longer implement the 6% rule for uninsured health care expenses. The rule was outdated, and it required extensive record-keeping by the parents. Now, parents will share responsibility for uninsured healthcare expenses in proportion to their income shares unless otherwise agreed upon.

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