Because Jessica would be the custodial parent, the courts would require Justin to pay her child support. Each state has different guidelines as to how they determine the child support amount but all systems require the courts to consider all earnings and income of the noncustodial parent and will ask for documentation such as financial affidavits, documentation of expenses, work history, needs of the children, standard of living, and the children's healthcare cost. Id at 362. The Bible makes it very clear that we are to provide for our families, Timothy 5:8 says , " But if anyone does not provide for his relatives , and especially for members of his household , he has denied the faith and is worse than an unbeliever "(The Holy Bible: Old and New Testaments, King James Version.) The Holy Bible: Old and New Testaments, King James Version. (). Floating Press. Wilson, M.E. (2017)Family law for the paralegal: Concepts and applications. Boston: Pearson Don and Kelly were married for 10 years. During most of that time, they had a good marriage. Don and Kelly are both professionals, however, for the past 3 years Kelly has been a stay-at-home mom. Kelly left her job as a school teacher to take care of their son Luke who is now 4 years old. Don has continued to advance in his career as an accountant and has recently requested a divorce from Kelly. Don does not want to pay child support or alimony. He would like Kelly to go back to work immediately. Kelly wants Don to honor their agreement that Kelly would remain at home with Luke until he began kindergarten in 2 years. Kelly is also concerned about re- entering the job market because she is going to need some additional training now in order to be able to go back into teach