AGREED ENTRY FILED BY ATTORNEY (RE: CUSTODY/ CHILD SUPPORT/ MODIFY PARENTAL RIGHTS FILED: Receipt: 376788 Date: 06/14/2018 April 27, 2018 (2024)

 
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 PICKRELSCHAEFFER &EBELING‘Naplretena Aa2700 KETTERING TOWER-401N, MAIN STREETDAYTON, OHIO 454232700937.223.1130‘eww-pselaw.comAECSaco idinciomnOMESTIC RELATIONS. COURTNG APR 27 PHIZ&SCLERK OF COURTSuGaiGoMeRY 0. O10IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY, OHIODOMESTIC RELATIONS DIVISIONTROY C. BOWDEN1470 Hilltop RoadXenia, OH 45385DOB: 12/28/1984CASE NO. 2018 DR 113SETS No. 7111417742JUDGE TIMOTHY D. WOODPlaintiff,-vs-AGREED TEMPORARY ORDERAMANDA K. BOWDEN2706 Symphony WayDayton, OH 45449DOB: 07/23/1987bo ee ee eR RH HR eeDefendant. *RRKE ERA ERREKK RE RRR KERRThis matter came before the Court upon the Temporary Order issued by this Court anda Rule 75 Request for Hearing filed by Defendant on April 4, 2018, as well as the agreement ofthe parties, which the Court hereby adopts as follows:IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED that Defendant shall be awarded temporary custody ofthe minor children, Isabella M. Bowden (DOB: 06/29/2012) and Emerson R. Bowden (DOB:06/16/2016). Plaintiff shall be entitled to parenting time in accordance with the Standard Orderof Parenting Time, attached hereto and incorporated herein, with the modification that mid-week parenting will occur on Mondays from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. as well as Fridaysovernight from 5:00 p.m. to Saturday at 1:00 p.m. plus all other times that the parties mayliberally agree. The retrieving party shall be resporisible for transportation for their parentingtimes. :IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Plaintiff shall pay by way of temporary child supportthe sum of Five Hundred and 00/100 Dollars ($500.00) per child per month for two children fora total of One Thousand and 00/100 ($1,000.00), plus the 2% or $1, whichever is greater,commencing May 1, 2018. The Child Support Computation Worksheet is attached hereto andmade a part hereof. The Defendant shall make all payments through Ohio Support PaymentCentral, PO Box 182394, Columbus, OH 43218-2394. Please include the SETS Number7111417742 on payment until such time that the payments are withheld by his employer. AWithholding Order shall issue to CK Family Car Care, 78 Westpark Road, Centerville, OH45449.[aPICKRELSCHAEFFER 2EBELING‘lngiReeama ian12700 KETTERING TOWER40 N. MAIN STREETDAYTON, OHIO 45423-2700937:223.1130yewwipeolaw.comIT IS FURTHER ORDERED the Support Enforcement Agency shall take NOenforcement action on temporary support'orders. Any arrearage and/or overage will beresolved at the time of the final hearing.IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that both parties are to immediately notify the Court andthe opposing party or attorney, if any change of employment status or change of circ*mstancesthat might affect support rights and obligations. Support may be modified to the date of thechange of circ*mstances, whether or not timely notice is provided as ordered.IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that all temporary support orders shall remain in effectuntil the date permanent support orders become effective or are otherwise terminated ormodified by further Court Order.IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the state, federal and local tax filing for the 2017 taxyear shall be filed jointly, and the proceeds from the tax filings shall be applied as follows: thefirst $1,000 shall be applied to the outstanding balances of the marital debt with the firstpriority being the US Bank Credit Card, and then the Capital One Credit Card. The remainderof the tax refund proceeds shall be equally divided between the parties.Copies of this Order shall be mailed to the parties indicated below on the date of itsfiling. Court costs divided equally between the parties.The hearing date of April 26, 2018 is hereby vacated. 7be TEoe Ld eeAAVEHEW C. JORG (0062971)L, SCHAEFFER & EBELING00 Kettering Tower£/ Dayton, OH 45423(937)-223-1130(937) 223-0339|— Facsimilemsorg@pselaw.comATTORNEY FOR DEFENDANTPICKRELSCHAEFFER &EBELING.igh2700 KETIERNG TOWER40 MAIN STREETDAYTON, OHIO 454232700937-223-1130orn paleoApproved via email 04/18/2018JUSTIN C. NIDIFFER (0091997)PETERSON & PETERSON LLC87 S. Progress DriveXenia, OH 45385(937) 372-3584(937) 372-7218 — Fax.jnidifferlaw@gmail.comATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFFcc: Montgomery County CSEAAssignmentglarfig HudWhite, Kay :From: Justin Nidiffer Sent: Wednesday, April 18, 2018 3:17 PMTo: White, KaySubject: Re: BowdenYou have my authorization. Thanks, Kay.Justin C. NidifferAttorney at LawPETERSON & PETERSON, L.L.C.87 South Progress DriveXenia, Ohio 45385Telephone: (937) 372-3584Facsimile: (937) 372-7218E-Mail: jnidifferlaw@gmail.comNOTICE: This e-mail transmission, including any attachment(s), is intended only for the named recipient(s) and maycontain information that is privileged, confidential and/or exempt from disclosure under applicable law. If you havereceived this transmission in error, or are not the named recipient(s), please notify the sender immediately by return e-mailor phone and permanently delete this transmission, including any attachment(s). Any use, reproduction or disseminationof this transmission is strictly prohibited.On Wed, Apr 18, 2018 at 2:42 PM, White, Kay wrote:Mr. Nidiffer,Attached is the Agreed Temporary Order for your signature or if you prefér, you can reply with authorizationand we’ll sign your name and get it over to the Court tomorrow.> DR-21 (2/1/16)STANDARD ORDER OF PARENTING TIMEMONTGOMERY COUNTY DOMESTIC RELATIONS COURTParents are encouraged, to agree on a fair written parenting time schedule that fits their circ*mstances and their children's lives,with the following serving as a schedule when the parents cannot agree. The parents may change this schedule by agreement.In the event of conflicting dates and times, the following is the order of priority: Children’s Birthdays; Mother's/Father's Day;Holidays; Summer/Breaks; Weekends; then Weekdays. If the parents have more than one child, the parenting time will beexercised with all children together. Each parent has a duty to facilitate and encouragé the other parent's parenting time with the.children.1. WEEKENDS: The non-residential parent shall have parenting time on alternate weekends from Friday at 6:00 p.m. toSunday at 6:00 p.m. (Exception — not applicable during summer vacation)2 WEEKDAY: The non-residential parent shall have parenting time from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. each Wednesday evening oranother weekday evening by agreement, (Exception — not applicable during summer vacation)3. HOLIDAYS: The non-residential parent shall have the children on the holidays in Column 1 in odd-numbered years andthe holidays in Column 2 in the even-numbered years. The residential parent shall have the children on the holidays in Column 1in even-numbered years and the holidays in Column 2 in odd-numbered years:COLUMN 1: Martin Luther King, Jr. Day COLUMN 2: Presidents DayEaster Sunday Memorial DayFourth of July C Labor DayBeggar's Night (6:00 to 9:00 p.m.) Thanksgiving DayParenting time shall be from 9:00 a.m. the day of the holiday until 9:00 p.m., except for Beggar's Night as observed in that parent'scommunity. When the holiday falls on a Monday immediately following a non-residential parenting time weekend, the non-residential parent shall be entitled to keep the children continuously from 6:00 p.m. Friday to 6:00 p.m. Monday.4. MOTHER'S/FATHER'S DAY: On Mother's Day (the an Sunday in May) and Father's Day (the 3 Sunday in June), theparties shall agree in writing which parent shall have the child(ren) from 9: 00 ¢ a.m. until 9:00 p.m. In the absence of a writtenagreement, in all even-numbered years the residential parent is awarded the an Sunday in May and the non-residential parent isawarded the 3" Sunday in June. In all odd-numbered years the reverse shall apply.5. CHRISTMAS BREAK: In all even-numbered years, the residential parent shall have the children from 9:00 a.m. the dayafter school recesses (or 9:00 a.m. on December 20 if the children are not in school), until 9:00 p.m. December 24 and the non-residential parent shall have the children from 9:00 p.m. December 24 through 6:00 p.m. January 1. In all odd-numbered yearsthe reverse shall apply.6. BIRTHDAYS: In odd-numbered years, the non-residential parent shall have all the children on each child's birthday from6:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. In even-numbered years, residential parent shall have all the children on each child's birthday from 6:00p.m, until 9:00 p.m.7. SPRING BREAKS: In odd-numbered years the non-residential parent shall have all the children for the spring break fromschool, starting at 9:00 a.m, the day after school recesses to 6:00 p.m. the Sunday before school resumes. The residential parentshall have the children for spring break in the even-numbered years. If all the children are not of school age, the Saturday beforeEaster through the Friday after Easter shall be substituted.8.SUMMER VACATION: The parties shall exercise summer parenting time in alternating one week increments beginning the firstFriday after the last day of school. Each period shall begin on Friday at 6:00 p.m. until the following Friday at 6:00 p.m. Thealternate parenting week schedule shall continue until the children are scheduled to return to school. In the odd numbered years,the non-residential parent shall start the first week. In the even numbered years, the residential parent shall start the first week.If either party is employed by an employer that has an annual mandatory shut-down, that party shall have priority for parentingtime during that period. If both parents have an identical shut-down period, the non-residential parent shall have priority. If themandatory shut-down period creates a conflict with the alternating week schedule, the parties shall trade an equal amount of timeas make-up for the lost shut-down parenting time.Mid weekday and alternating weekend parenting time shall be suspended during summer vacation parenting time. Child supportwill not | be reduced during summer parenting time.Each parent shall provide the other parent with destination, time of departure and arrival, phone number for emergency purposes,and mode of travel and flight numbers. In all cases, this summer vacation schedule ends at 6:00 p.m. the Friday before classesresume. That Friday the children shall be returned to the residential parent. Effective that Friday, the weekend and weekdayparenting times pursuant to paragraphs 1 and 2 above shall resume. The non-residential parent's first alternating weekend shallbegin the following weekend. 79. LATE PICK-UP: The residential parent shall have the children ready for pick-up at the start of all parenting time. Thechildren and the residential parent have no duty to wait for the non-residential parent to arrive for parenting time more than thirty(30) minutes, unless notified. The non-residential parent who arrives more than thirty minutes late without prior notification for aparticular parenting time forfeits that parenting time, unless the residential parent agrees otherwise.10. | DROP-OFF: The non-residential parent will not return the children early from parenting time unless the parents agree to adifferent drop-off time in advance. The residential parent or other adult well-known to the children must be present when thechildren are returned from parenting time.11. CANCELING NON-RESIDENTIAL PARENTING TIME: Except in emergency situations, the non-residential parent mustgive at least 24 hours advance notice when canceling any parenting time.12, MAKE-UP NON-RESIDENTIAL PARENTING TIME: Make-up days shall be given if an emergency prevents scheduledparenting time. When requested by non-residential parent, all make-up parenting time shall be rescheduled and exercised withinsixty (60) days of that emergency.13, | MEDICAL TREATMENT AND EMERGENCIES: If the children become seriously ill or injured, each parent shall notify theother parent as soon as practicable. If the children become ill or injured during their time with the non-residential parent, saidparent, shall contact the residential parent to secure treatment unless the situation is a medical emergency.14, | TELEPHONE/MAIL OR ELECTRONIC: Neither parent shall interfere with written, voice, or electronic communicationsbetween the children and the other parent. Long-distance calls from an out of town parent shall be at that parent's expense. Non-emergency phone calls should be limited to one per day before 8:00 p.m. EST.15. TRANSPORTATION: The non-residential parent has responsibility for transportation of the children to and from theirhome for parenting time with them and may use another adult well-known to the children for picking up or dropping off the childrenwhen necessary. Any person transporting the children may not be under the influence of alcohol or drugs, and must be alicensed, insured driver. All child restraint and seat-belt laws must be observed by the driver. Car seats should be exchangedwhen required.16.. SCHOOL WORK: Parents shall provide time for children to study and complete homework assignments, even if thecompletion of work interferes with the parent's plans for the children. The residential parent is responsible for providing the non-residential parent all of the school assignments and books. Summer school which is necessary for a child must be attended,tegardless of which parent has the child during the summer school period.17. EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES: Regardless of where the children are living, their continued participation inextracurricular activities, school related or otherwise, should not be interrupted. It shall be the responsibility of the parent withwhom the children are residing at the time to discuss the scheduling of such activities with the children and to providetransportation to the activities. Each parent shall provide the other parent with notice of all extracurricular activities, complete withschedules and the name, address and telephone number of the activity leader, if available.18. OUT-OF-STATE RELOCATION: Neither parent shall relocate the children out of state without first obtaining a modifiednon-residential parenting time order. The parties may submit an agreed order modifying parenting time, with a provision forallocation of transportation expenses, to the court for adoption by the court as an order. If the parents are unable to agree, themoving parent shall, prior to relocation, 1) file a motion asking the court to modify the parenting time schedule, 2) set a hearing,and 3) obtain a modified parenting time order. No continuances of the hearing will be granted without written permission of theassigned judge.19. ACCESS TO RECORDS: The non-residential parent shall have access to the same records, same school activities and toany day-care center which the children attend on the same basis that said records or access is legally permitted to the residentialparent, unless a restrictive order has been obtained from the court. It is the responsibility of the parent obtaining a restrictive orderto serve it on the appropriate organization.20. NOTICE OF CHANGE OF ADDRESS: Each parent shall give written notice to the other parent immediately uponany change of address and/or phone number, unless a restrictive order has been obtained from the court. A copy of thenotice, including the party’s name and case number, shall also be provided to the Domestic Relations Court, P.O. Box972, 301 W. Third Street, Second Floor, Dayton, Ohio 45422-2160, Attention: Assignment Commissioner.Names of Parties: Troy Bowden & Amanda BowdenCase No: 2018 DR 113 : Date: April 19, 2018Number of Minor Children: 2The following parent was designated as residential parent and legal custodian:& - Sole Residential & - Mother O - FatherO - Shared Parenting 0 - Mother is Obligor & - Father is ObligorINCOME1a Annual gross income from employment or, whendetermined appropriate by the Court or Agency,average annual gross income from employment overa reasonable period of years. (exclude overtime andbonuses, self employment income, or commissions)4,000.00 44,000.001b Amount of overtime, bonuses, and commissionsFather MotherYear. 3 (3 years ago) 0.00 0.00Year. 2 (2 years ago) 0.Year 1 (Last calendar year) 0.00 10Average: 0.00 0.00(Include in Column | and/or Column II the average ofthe three years or the Year 1 amount whichever isless, if there exists a reasonable expectation that thetotal earnings from overtime and/or bonuses duringthe current calendar year will meet or exceed theamount that is the lower of the average of the threeyears or the Year 1 amount. If, however, there existsa reasonable expectation that the total earnings fromovertime/bonuses during the current calendar yearwill be less than the lower of the average of the threeyears or the Year 1 amount, include only the amount 7reasonably expected to be earned this year.)......... 0.00 0.002 For self-employment income:Gross receipts from businessOrdinary and necessary business expensesc 5.6% of adjusted gross income or the actual marginaldifference between the actual rate paid by theself-employed individual and the F.I.C.A. rate ..d Adjusted gross income from self-employment(subtract the sum of 2b and 2c from 2a)......0.00 0.000.00 0.00of0.00 0.000.00 0.00‘© 7894-2077 Purltas Springs Software. All Rights Reserved. Version 10.78 File name: Bowden.r10,: Father: Troy BowdenAmanda BowdenCase No.: 2018 DR 1133 Annual income from interest and dividends (whetheror not taxable) ..... sess4 Annual income from unemployment compensation5 Annual income from workers’ compensation, disabilityinsurance benefits, or social securitydisability/retirement benefits ....6 Other annual income (identify)7a_ Total annual gross income (add lines 1a, 1b, 2d, and3-6)7b Health insurance maximum (multiply line 7a by 5%)Annual Contributing Cost Differential (see Line 7b helptopic for more information)ADJUSTMENTS TO INCOME8 Adjustment for minor children born to or adopted by.either parent and another parent who are living withthis parent; adjustment does not apply to stepchildren(number of children times federal income taxexemption less child support received, not to exceedthe federal tax exemption)10 Annual court-ordered spousal support paid to anyspouse or former spouse ...11 Amount of local income taxes actually paid orestimated to be paid.12 Mandatory work-related deductions such as uniondues, uniform fees, etc. (not including taxes, socialsecurity, or retirement)...13 Total gross income adjustments (add lines 8 through12)14a Adjusted annual gross income (subtract line 13 fromline 7a) ....9 Annual court-ordered support paid for other children ....Column I. “Column IllMOTHE0.00 0.000.00 0.000.00 0.000.00 0.0041,000.00 44,000.002,050.00 2,200.00(Ge8'felated help topo for m0.00Percentage 6 appl= 200% : 2%: 2.00% ea820.00 880.000.00 0.00820.00 880.0040,180.00 43,120.00[© 1904-2017 Purilas Springs Software. All Rights Reserved. Version” 10.16File name: Bowdon.r10Father: Troy BowdenMother: Amanda BowdenCase No.: 2018 DR 113Date: 4/19/2018Sole Residential Parent or SharedParenting Worksheet - Page 3Column | Column Il Column IllFATHER MOTHER _. COMBINED14b Cash medical support maximum (If the amount on line 7a,Col I, is under 150% of the federal poverty level for anindividual, enter $0 on line 14b, Col |. If the amount on line7a, Col |, is 150% or higher of the federal poverty level foran individual, multiply the amount on line 14a, Col |, by 5%and enter this amount on line 14b, Col |. If the amount online 7a, Col Il, is under 150% of the federal poverty level foran individual, enter $0 on line 14b, Col I. If the amount online 7a, Col Il, is 150% or higher of the federal poverty levelfor an individual, multiply the amount on line 14a, Col II, by5% and enter this amount on line 14b, Col II.)15 Combined annual income that is basis for childsupport order (add line 14a, Col | and Col Il)...16 Percentage of parent's income to total incomea Father (divide line 14a, Col I, by line 15, Col Ill)...b Mother (divide line14a, Col Il, by line 15, Col Ill) ...17 Basic combined child support obligation (refer toschedule, first column, locate the amount nearest tothe amount on line 15, Column Ill, then refer tocolumn for number of children in this family. If theincome of the parents is more than one sum but lessthan another, you may calculate the difference.)18 Annual support obligation per parenta Father (multiply line 17, Col. Ill, by line 16a).b Mother (multiply line 17, Col Ill, by line 16b)..19 Annual child care expenses for children who are thesubject of this order that are work-, employmenttraining-, or education-related, as approved by thecourt or agency (deduct tax credit from annual cost,whether or not claimed)If you have child care expenses, you must check oneof the first three checkboxes in the gray area to thetight. See the associated help topic for moreinformation.a Fatherb Mother“= HHS Poverty GuidelinesNumber of persons in family/household:4 4|Federal Poverty Level:12,060.00 12,060.00150% of Poverty Level:-"18,090.00 18,090.002,009.00 2,156.00Tt B3;000-00)48.24%51.76%Choose from the following statutory methods for selectingan amount from the support table when. the combinedannual income falls between table increments.0 Amount from next lower row of tableEl Calculate the difference (interpolate table values)O Amount from next higher row of table1 Limit support for combined grossincomes greater than $150,000. 14,501.506,995.527,505.980.00 12,000.00 Total child care exps0.00 12,000.00 Qualifying exps41,000.00 44,000.00 Earned income0.00 0.00 Spouse's earned inc.41,000.00 44,000.00 Adjust gross inc.2: 2__ No. of childrenix kk Ignore low income limitsgo Oo Use these amounts0.00 0.00: :Federal (tax + AMT)0.00 0.00. :State tax liabilityOo & Perform tax calculationSingle Filing status:0.00 12,200.00 stefterized deduction0.00 0.00 Exempt amount0.00 0.00 Alternate minimum tax0.00 0.00 Foreign tax creditOo dg Include Ohio credit0.0010,800.00[6 7904-2017 _Puritas Springs Software, All Rights Reserved. Version 10.15File name: Bowden.r10‘{Father: Troy Bowden : Case No.: 2018 DR 113Mother: Amanda Bowden : _ Date: 4/19/2018‘Column iMOTHER COMBINED20a Marginal, out-of-pocket costs, necessary to providefor health insurance for the children who are thesubject of this order (contributing cost of privatefamily health insurance, minus the contributing cost ofprivate single health insurance, divided by the totalnumber of dependents covered by the plan, includingthe children subject of the support order, times thenumber of children subject of the support order)... 0.00 1,500.0020b Cash medical support obligation (enter the amount online 14b or the amount of annual health careexpenditures estimated by the United StatesDepartment of Agriculture and described in section3119.30 of the Revised Code, whichever amount islower).oud like”am 20b2,009.00 0.0021 ADJUSTMENTS TO CHILD SUPPORT WHENHEALTH INSURANCE IS PROVIDED:a Father (only if obligor or shared parenting)Additions: line 16a times sum of amounts shown online 19, Column I! and line 20a, Column II 5,933.52b Mother (only if obligor or shared parenting)Additions: line 16b times sum of amounts shown online 19, Column | and tine 20a, Column | 0.00c Father (only if obligor or shared parenting)Subtractions: line 16b times sum of amounts shownon line 19, Column | and line 20a, Column 1... 0.00d Mother (only if obligor or shared parenting)Subtractions: line 16a times sum of amounts shownon line 19, Column Il and line 20a, Column II.......... 0.0022 OBLIGATION AFTER ADJUSTMENTS TO CHILDSUPPORT WHEN HEALTH INSURANCE ISPROVIDEDa FatherLine 18a plus or minus the difference between line21a minus line 21c......b MotherLine 18b plus or minus the difference between line21b minus line 21d... 0.0023 ACTUAL ANNUAL OBLIGATION WHEN HEALTH ,INSURANCE IS PROVIDEDa (Line 22a or line 22b, whichever line corresponds tothe parent who is the obligor: :b Any non-means-tested benefits, including socialsecurity and veterans' benefits, paid to and receivedby a child or a person on behalf of the child due todeath, disability, or retirement of the parent.... 0.00 0.00[6 1954-2017 Puritas Springs Software. All Rights Reserved, Version 10.15 File name: Sowden.11012,929.0412,929.04 . 0.00Troy Bowden Case No.: 2018 DR 113EeAmanda Bowden Date: 4/19/2018ting Worksheet Page 5 -) Column IllOTHER: COMBINED.aes¢ Actual annual obligation (subtract line 23b from line23a) 12,929.04 0.0024 ADJUSTMENTS TO CHILD SUPPORT WHENINSURANCE IS NOT PROVIDED:a Father (only if obligor or shared parenting)Additions: line 16a times the sum of the amountsshown on line 19, Column Il and line 20b, Column II_ i 5,209.92b Mother (only if obligor or shared parenting)Additions: line 16b times sum of amounts shown online 19, Column t and line 20b, Column | 0.00¢ Father (only if obligor or shared parenting)Subtractions: line 16b times sum of amounts shownon line 19, Column | and line 20b, Column I........... 1,039.86d Mother (only if obligor or shared parenting)Subtractions: line 16a times sum of amounts shownon line 19, Column II and line 20b, Column I1......... 0.0025 OBLIGATION AFTER ADJUSTMENTS TO CHILDSUPPORT WHEN HEALTH INSURANCE IS NOTPROVIDEDa FatherLine 18a plus or minus the difference between line24a minus line 24cb MotherLine 18b plus or minus the difference between line24b minus line 24d i26 ACTUAL ANNUAL OBLIGATION WHEN HEALTHINSURANCE IS NOT PROVIDEDa (Line 25a or line 25b, whichever line corresponds tothe parent who is the obligor)...11,165.580.0041,165.58 0.00b Any non-means-tested benefits, including socialsecurity and veterans’ benefits, paid to and receivedby a child or a person on behalf of the child due todeath, disability, or retirement of the parent...¢ Actual annual obligation (subtract line 26b from line26a) i0.00 0.0011,165.58 0.0027a Deviation from sole residential parent support amountshown on line 23c if amount would be unjust orinappropriate: (see section 3119.23 of the RevisedCode.) (specific facts and monetary value must bestated.) ...It to the parenting time by agreement and the equaldivision of uninsured medical, it would be unjust,unfair and not in the best interests of the children forguideline support to be imposed.~929.04 0.00(S 1994-2017 _Purtas Springs Software. All Rights Reserved, Version 10.15 File name: Bowden.r10° Father: Troy Bowden, Case No.: 2018 DR 1134/19/2018b Deviation from shared parenting order: (see sections3119.23 and 3119.24 of the Revised Code.) (Specificfacts including amount of time children spend with eachparent, ability of each parent to maintain adequate housingfor children, and each parent's expenses for children mustbe stated to justify deviation.)Adjustment (+/-) of father.......Adjustment (+/-) of mother ..28 FINAL CHILD SUPPORT FIGURE (This amountreflects final annual child support obligation; in Col I, enterline 23c plus or minus any amounts indicated in line 27a or | IDE jor:27b; in Col Il, enter line 26c plus or minus any amounts Fatherindicated in line 27a or 27b) 10,236.54 OO - Mother29 FOR DECREEChild support per month (divide obligor’s annualshare, line 28, by 12) Monthly fiat foe: 0.00.... without processing charge . 1,000.00 853.05processing charge ..... 20.00 17.06.. including processing charge 1,020.00 870.1130 FINAL CASH MEDICAL SUPPORT FIGURE: (thisamount reflects the final, annual cash medical support tobe paid by the obligor when neither parent provideshealth insurance coverage for the child; enter obligor'scash medical support amount from line 20! 2,009.0031 FOR DECREE: Cash medical support per month without processing charge 167.42(divide line 30 by 12) sone processing charge 3.35)Including processing charge 170.77Pro Se:Other:Worksheet has been reviewed and agreed to:Father Troy a DateMéilfet Ananda Bowden. 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