The Philippine Supreme Court has approved new guidelines for calculating child support when no written agreement exists or amounts need adjustment.
According to the Philippine Daily Inquirer, the Supreme Court in Manila has adopted new rules for determining child support amounts. The measures, called the Guidelines on Fixing of Child Support, were approved by the high court sitting en banc on Nov. 6. The guidelines address situations where there is no written agreement between the parties or where an adjustment to the support amount is required, and they supplement the related rules on the subject.
Source: Philippine Daily Inquirer.
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