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(a) (2) (iii) In determining whether the application of the guidelines
would be unjust or inappropriate in a particular case, the court may consider:
1. the terms of any existing separation or property
settlement agreement or court order, including any provisions for payment of
mortgages or marital debts, payment of college education expenses, the terms of any
use and possession order or right to occupy [to] the family home under an agreement,
any direct payments made for the benefit of the children required by agreement or
order, or any other financial considerations set out in an existing separation or
property settlement agreement or court order; and
2. the presence in the household of either parent of other
children to whom that parent owes a duty of support and the expenses for whom that
parent is directly contributing.
DRAFTER'S NOTE:
Error: Extraneous language in § 12-202(a)(2)(iii)1 of the Family Law Article.
Occurred: Ch. 58, Acts of 1990.
Article - Health - General
5-603.
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