TinkerBelleLuvr
Senior Member
What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Florida
We are the employer and I am trying to figure out how to split a child support deducted monies between two orders when insufficient amounts can be deducted to even cover one of the orders.
Week one, I was able to deduct $51.05; week two, I was able to deduct $68.62.
The order was for $165.86 per week. California's withholding order allows for a maximum of 50% on net.
Now, I have a second order from the state of Ohio that says for me to deduct $72.06 per week, with a maximum of 65% of net.
As you can see, I have a little problem here.
I will go ahead and get the 65% here, but, how do I divvy up the deducted amount between the two court orders?
I had the young man order the paperwork from California to reduce his support order. I'll help with the Ohio paperwork. In the meantime, I'm stuck.
We are the employer and I am trying to figure out how to split a child support deducted monies between two orders when insufficient amounts can be deducted to even cover one of the orders.
Week one, I was able to deduct $51.05; week two, I was able to deduct $68.62.
The order was for $165.86 per week. California's withholding order allows for a maximum of 50% on net.
Now, I have a second order from the state of Ohio that says for me to deduct $72.06 per week, with a maximum of 65% of net.
As you can see, I have a little problem here.
I will go ahead and get the 65% here, but, how do I divvy up the deducted amount between the two court orders?
I had the young man order the paperwork from California to reduce his support order. I'll help with the Ohio paperwork. In the meantime, I'm stuck.