What is the number of the Alaska Rule of Civil Procedure used to calculate child support?

This assignment asks you to review information provided by the Alaska Court System’s Family Self-Help Center and then to answer a few questions based on the information provided there.
To begin, review the “FAQs about Divorce, Dissolution, and Child Custody” at the Alaska Court System’s Family Law Self-Help Center. Specifically focus on the “Parenting and Custody” option in the “Information based on specific topics” section. Clicking that link will take you to the Forms and Information About Child Support page (available at http://www.courts.alaska.gov/shc/family/shcparenting.htm).
Next, use the information from the Custody and Parenting Plans and Child Support videos you already watched and the FAQs to answer the questions below. You should be able to answer the questions from searching the information in this section of the Self-Help Center.
Answer the questions by submitting your answers in a document that follows all of the standard assignment submission guidelines.
Child Custody Questions:
List the nine “best interest factors” that judges must consider when determining child custody.
What is the number of the Alaska Rule of Civil Procedure used to calculate child support?
What are the four different types of physical custody in Alaska?
What is the difference in Alaska between primary physical custody and shared physical custody?
What is the legal standard applied in Alaska for modifying a child custody order?
http://www.courts.alaska.gov/shc/family/selfhelp.htm
http://www.courts.alaska.gov/shc/family/shcins.htm

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