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When we don’t agree do work-related childcare expenses go in the child support calculation?
When we don’t agree do work-related childcare expenses go in the child support calculation?

Missouri uses Supreme Court Rule 88.01 and Civil Procedure Form 14 to calculate child support. Rule 88.01 establishes guidelines for calculating child support payable in divorce, modification, and paternity cases. Civil Procedure Form 14 has calculation steps and includes ...

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    Missouri uses Supreme Court Rule 88.01 and Civil Procedure Form 14 to calculate child support. Rule 88.01 establishes guidelines for calculating child support payable in divorce, modification, and ...

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