Q: I am a custodial parent, but I shared custody with noncustodial. I have to pay noncustodial parent support. Why is that?
Custody where I'm domicile and primary caretaker, and it's 50/50.
A: Based on your post you have a judgment and one would have to read the judgment to make final conclusions and statements, however my assumption is that it's based on your have shared custody and that the child(ren) are with each parent 50% of the time. That said, you should take a copy of the judgment to a family law/child custody/support attorney and sit down and discuss whether or not that judgment can be modified and the pro and cons of attempting modification.
A: Because for 50/50 it is still based on income.
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