Scenario 1
- Burden Level is child support order amount / NCP Income
- NCP Income for each state is determined by by using 4.33 weeks and he earned 50% of median weekly earnings of male workers in that state for 2018.
- Georgia has the 5th highest burden level in the nation
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Scenario 2
- Burden Level is child support order amount / NCP Income
- NCP Income for each state is determined by by using 4.33 weeks and he earned 50% of median weekly earnings of male workers in that state for 2018.
- Georgia has the 5th highest burden level in the nation
Scenario 3
- Burden Level is child support order amount / NCP Income
- NCP Income for each state is determined by by using 4.33 weeks and he earned 50% of median weekly earnings of male workers in that state for 2018.
- Georgia has the 4th highest burden level in the nation
Scenario 4
- Burden Level is child support order amount / NCP Income
- NCP Income for each state is determined by by using 4.33 weeks and he earned 50% of median weekly earnings of male workers in that state for 2018.
- Georgia has the 5th highest burden level in the nation