Enacts the "family reform act"; repealer

Summary

The Family Reform Act changes how child support is calculated by establishing fixed percentages of a non‑custodial parent’s income based on the number of children. It also defines when health‑insurance costs for a child are considered reasonable and adds new deductions that can be taken from a parent’s income before support is set. The changes aim to make support amounts more predictable and to protect parents from excessive insurance costs.

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