I work full-time, but then I also work 10 hours a week at another job. Will the income from my second job count?
Most likely not. The Guidelines are clear that we don’t require parents to have an “extraordinary work regimen” in order to pay Child SupportBy law, every person has a duty to support their biological or adopted children. See A.R.S § 25-501(A). This applies without or without a court order. The term “child support,” though, generally refers the Court-ordered amount one parent is required to pay to the other parent.Read more about Child Support. In those instances, the Court generally only counts IncomeAs defined by A.R.S. § 25-500(6), “any form of payment owed to an individual, regardless of source, including wages, salaries, commissions, bonuses, workers' compensation, disability payments, payments pursuant to a pension or retirement program and interest.” See also child…Read more about Income from your first job although the second job may count if the Court finds that money was historically earned.