Idaho support as a point of reference to a divorce can be interpreted two different ways.
Idaho support or as it is commonly called spousal maintenance or alimony, can be either permanent or temporary.
Either way, there are several ways to diminish your Idaho support responsibility.
Alimony in Idaho can be set at the discretion of your county judge in Family court if you and your ex can’t reach an agreement.
Fundamentally the larger the disposable income disparity, the more you’ll pay. That means you want to do everything to reduce or even eliminate this variance.
Idaho Child Support is an unusual issue because unlike alimony, it’s not left to the discretion of a judge, but calculated using Idaho guideline formulas.
Many times parents reach arrangements with no court participation. If, on the other hand, you and your ex don’t agree on child support, a judge will determine your child support payment using the Idaho child support guidelines.
Whatever your Idaho Support fears are, child support or alimony, you must have a strategy to achieve the results you want.