This jurisdiction combines both parents' incomes to estimate what would have been spent on the children, then divides that obligation proportionally.

Shared-time credit begins at 92 overnights/year using the cross-credit method. Adjusted obligation cannot fall below 25% of base.

Schedule applies up to $30,000/mo combined. Income may be imputed when underemployment is found.

Health insurance premiums, work-related childcare, and uninsured medical are added on top of basic support and split by income share.

Self-support reserve of $1,400/mo is preserved before support is calculated. Statutory minimum order: $50/mo.

Modifications generally require a 15% change in circumstances and may be reviewed every 3 years. Support continues to age 18.

CNMI Office of the Attorney General — Child Support Enforcement Division.

Courts may deviate from guideline amounts when fairness requires. Imputed income may apply if a parent is voluntarily underemployed.