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In the state of Ohio, the court is required to calculate the amount of child support to be paid by the non-residential parent in accordance with guidelines established by the Ohio Supreme Court. The guidelines take into consideration, among other factors, the income of both parents; work and education related child-care expenses incurred by either parent; or the cost of medical care, including the cost of health insurance.

Q: How is child support determined?

A: In the state of Ohio, the court is required to calculate the amount of support to be paid by the nonresidential parent in accordance with guidelines established by the Ohio Supreme Court. The guidelines take into consideration, among other factors, the income of both parents; work and education related child-care expenses incurred by either parent; and the cost of medical care, including the cost of health insurance.