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- Equitable distribution of property
- Income taxes
- Fixed direct payments
- Unreimbursed medical/dental expenses for either parent
- Educational expenses for children (i.e., for private, parochial, or trade schools, or other secondary schools, or post-secondary education)
- Educational expenses for either parent to improve earning capacity
- Single family units (i.e., one household) having more than six children
- Cases involving the voluntary placement of children in foster care
- Special needs of gifted or disabled children
- Ages of the children
- Hidden costs of caring for children such as reduced income, decreased career opportunities, loss of time to shop economically, or loss of savings
- Extraordinarily high income of a child (e.g., actors, trusts)
- Substantiated financial obligations for elder care that existed before the filing of the supporting action
- Tax advantages of paying for a child’s health insurance
- One obligor owing support to more than one family (e.g. multiple prior support orders).
- Motor vehicle purchased or leased for the intended primary use of a child subject to the support order
- Parties sharing equal parenting time
- Overnight adjustment for multiple children with varying parenting time schedules
- Best interests of child