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This legal obligation comes from the law, court decisions, and/or administrative services (for example, a recalculation service Footnote3):

To ensure that children receive fair support that is based on up-to-date income information, there is an obligation for parents to continue to provide income information after a child support order or agreement is made.

Continuing disclosure obligation after a child support order or agreement is made If none of these situations apply, only the parent who will be paying the child support amount is required to provide his or her income information (for example, if one of the parents has sole custody).Ģ. either party has been acting as a parent to the child of their spouse or partner (for example, a step-parent).the paying parent earns more than $150,000 per year.there is child at or over the age of majority and child support is being calculated differently than if the child were under the age of majority.there are special or extraordinary expenses.there is a split or shared custody arrangement.Footnote 2īoth parents will need to provide their income information if: To determine the initial child support amount, the Federal Guidelines require that one or both parents provide their complete income information for the last three tax years. There are two types of income disclosure obligations: initial and ongoing (continuing). Who needs to provide income information and when do they need to provide it? what happens when the information is not provided.what income information they need to provide and.who needs to provide income information and when they need to provide it.

This Fact Sheet provides general information about: Under the Federal Child Support Guidelines Footnote 1 (Federal Guidelines) parents need to provide complete and up-to-date income information to ensure a fair amount of support. Children have a legal right to that support. Fact Sheet - Income Disclosure for Child Support Purposesīoth parents have a legal obligation to support their children financially after separation or divorce.