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How to calculate the children's education expenses after divorce?
For children raised by one party after divorce, the other party shall bear part or all of the necessary living and education expenses, and the amount and duration of the expenses shall be agreed upon by both parties; If the agreement fails, the people's court shall make a judgment.

(1) Determination of the amount of child care fee. First of all, parents should reach an agreement. If the agreement fails, the people's court shall make a judgment. Both agreement and judgment should be based on three factors: first, the actual needs of children's growth; Second, the actual bearing capacity of both parents; The third is the local actual living standard. Even if the parents agree that the child will live with one parent, and the adoptive parents will bear all the child care expenses, the court should verify whether the two sides meet the above basis, otherwise, the child's health should not be allowed. There are three specific calculation methods to determine child support: First, those with fixed income can generally pay 20-30% of their total monthly income, and those who bear more than two child support can appropriately increase the proportion, but generally it should not exceed 50% of their total monthly income. Two, no fixed income, can refer to the above ratio, according to the total income of the year or the average income of the same industry to determine the amount of child care fees. Third, under special circumstances, the above ratio can be appropriately increased or decreased.

(2) About the payment method of children's health care fee. Childcare fees can be paid in the following ways: First, they are paid regularly and in one lump sum. Depending on the parents' professional situation, in principle, it should be paid regularly, mainly referring to the monthly payment of parents with fixed income or considerable income; Parents engaged in agricultural production or with higher income can pay quarterly or annually; Under special circumstances, it can also be paid in one lump sum, if the parties have sufficient economic ability and have the conditions to pay in one lump sum; For divorce cases involving foreigners, overseas Chinese and compatriots from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, the one-child health care fee is generally paid in one lump sum to avoid difficulties in future implementation. The second is something on sale. This method is mainly applicable to the party without economic income or the party whose whereabouts are unknown. In this case, according to the determined amount of child care fee payable, the property belonging to the party without economic income or the party whose whereabouts are unknown will be used to offset a considerable amount of child care fee and delivered to the party raising the child.

(3) About the payment period of alimony. The payment period of children's health care fee includes principal period and special period. In principle, the time limit means that the child care fee is generally paid to the child 18 years old. Parents who are above 16 and below 18, and whose labor income is the main source of livelihood, can maintain the local general living standard, can stop paying the child care fee. The special period refers to the child's adult, according to the parents' financial ability, still need to pay their child care expenses, and the stop period depends on the specific situation. The following three conditions are prerequisites for adult children to apply in a special period: those who have lost their ability to work or have not completely lost their ability to work, but their income is not enough to support their lives and are still studying at school; Have no living ability and conditions. According to one of the above special circumstances, parents who have the ability still have to pay for childcare.