This page is intended to provide a central source of analysis regarding child support guidelines and selected court opinions related to the economics of child support guidelines. Links are intended for economic, legal, or regulatory analysis.
Contributions are both by professionals and by advocates.
For those wishing to contribute to this site, the site author prefers a link to the offered report because the web space demand is substantial. State law requires that the Arizona Supreme Court review the Arizona Child Support Guidelines at least once every four years to ensure that the application results in the determination of appropriate child support amounts. The current guidelines, adopted in 1996, were reviewed for changes in 1999. The revised guidelines will become effective after October 31, 2000. The review, which was prepared by Policy Studies, Inc., is currently in draft form.