Implements the child suppoprt work group’s September 2011 final report and recommendations, which contain, among other things, a new economic table based on more current data and a formula for calculating adjustments to take into consideration children not before the court. This is in compliance with a federal mandate that all states review their child support laws every four years.   Official Text and Analysis.

Adopts a new child support economic table that does not differentiate amounts based on the children's ages. Requires an adjustment of the standard calculation based on "children not before the court." Amends the postsecondary educational support statute to, among other things, require the court to consider any grants or scholarships awarded to the child.

Allows, rather than requires, the court to make an adjustment for children not before the court using the whole family formula set out in statute.

Provides that the court must make an adjustment to the standard calculation, rather than a deviation, where there is a shared residential schedule for a child. There must be a court order or administrative law judge findings regarding the number of overnights, which must be equivalent to at least 14 percent of the annual overnights. The adjustments must be made based on a new table and a formula set forth in a worksheet for calculating residential credit, which must be developed by the AOC consistent with the intent of the workgroup.

Adopts a new child support economic table that does not differentiate amounts based on the children's ages. Requires an adjustment of the standard calculation based on "children not before the court." Amends the postsecondary educational support statute to, among other things, require the court to consider any grants or scholarships awarded to the child. Clarifies the self-support reserve limitation on the amount of child support ordered.