diff --git a/edivorce/apps/core/static/js/main.js b/edivorce/apps/core/static/js/main.js index 3051979e..bd76e1b4 100755 --- a/edivorce/apps/core/static/js/main.js +++ b/edivorce/apps/core/static/js/main.js @@ -474,8 +474,8 @@ $(function () { } }; - $('#__claimant_names').each(updateClaimantName); - $('input[name="child_support_payor"]').on('change', updateClaimantName); + // $('#__claimant_names').each(updateClaimantName); + // $('input[name="child_support_payor"]').on('change', updateClaimantName); $("#btn_add_reconciliation_periods").on('click', function () { @@ -599,10 +599,6 @@ $(function () { $(this).closest('td').removeClass('table-cell-active'); }); - if ($('.fact-sheets:visible').length === 0) { - $('#no_fact_sheet_notice').show(); - } - // spinner // $('a.spinner').on('click', function (e) { // e.preventDefault(); diff --git a/edivorce/apps/core/templates/question/06_children_facts.html b/edivorce/apps/core/templates/question/06_children_facts.html index 78b496f9..35218478 100644 --- a/edivorce/apps/core/templates/question/06_children_facts.html +++ b/edivorce/apps/core/templates/question/06_children_facts.html @@ -10,231 +10,11 @@ {% block progress %}{% include "partials/progress.html" %}{% endblock %} {% block content %} -
| - | Monthly | -Annually | -
|---|---|---|
| Child care expenses for when the recipient works or goes to school - | -
-
- {% money_input_field name="child_care_expenses" id="child_care_expenses_month" class="fact-sheet-input money extraordinary-expense-monthly" data_sum="true" data_sum_class="extraordinary-expense-monthly" data_sum_target_id="total_extraordinary_expense_monthly" data_mirror="true" data_mirror_target="#child_care_expenses_year" data_mirror_scale="year_up" %}
-
- |
-
-
- {% money_input_field value_src="child_care_expenses" id="child_care_expenses_year" class="fact-sheet-input money extraordinary_expense_annually" scale_factor="12" data_mirror="true" data_mirror_target="#child_care_expenses_month" data_mirror_scale="month_down" data_mirror_broadcast_change="true" %}
-
- |
-
| Any healthcare premiums you pay to your employer or other provider - to provide the coverage to your children rather than yourself - | -
-
- {% money_input_field name="children_healthcare_premiums" id="children_healthcare_premiums_month" class="fact-sheet-input money extraordinary-expense-monthly" data_sum="true" data_sum_class="extraordinary-expense-monthly" data_sum_target_id="total_extraordinary_expense_monthly" data_mirror="true" data_mirror_target="#children_healthcare_premiums_year" data_mirror_scale="year_up" %}
-
- |
-
-
- {% money_input_field value_src="children_healthcare_premiums" id="children_healthcare_premiums_year" class="fact-sheet-input money extraordinary_expense_annually" scale_factor="12" data_mirror="true" data_mirror_target="#children_healthcare_premiums_month" data_mirror_scale="month_down" data_mirror_broadcast_change="true" %}
-
- |
-
| - - Health related expenses - - that exceed insurance reimbursement by at least $100 - | -
-
- {% money_input_field name="health_related_expenses" id="health_related_expenses_month" class="fact-sheet-input money extraordinary-expense-monthly" data_sum="true" data_sum_class="extraordinary-expense-monthly" data_sum_target_id="total_extraordinary_expense_monthly" data_mirror="true" data_mirror_target="#health_related_expenses_year" data_mirror_scale="year_up" %}
-
- |
-
-
- {% money_input_field value_src="health_related_expenses" id="health_related_expenses_year" class="fact-sheet-input money extraordinary_expense_annually" scale_factor="12" data_mirror="true" data_mirror_target="#health_related_expenses_month" data_mirror_scale="month_down" data_mirror_broadcast_change="true" %}
-
- |
-
| - Extraordinary primary, secondary or other - - educational expenses - - | -
-
- {% money_input_field name="extraordinary_educational_expenses" id="extraordinary_educational_expenses_month" class="fact-sheet-input money extraordinary-expense-monthly" data_sum="true" data_sum_class="extraordinary-expense-monthly" data_sum_target_id="total_extraordinary_expense_monthly" data_mirror="true" data_mirror_target="#extraordinary_educational_expenses_year" data_mirror_scale="year_up" %}
-
- |
-
-
- {% money_input_field value_src="extraordinary_educational_expenses" id="extraordinary_educational_expenses_year" class="fact-sheet-input money extraordinary_expense_annually" scale_factor="12" data_mirror="true" data_mirror_target="#extraordinary_educational_expenses_month" data_mirror_scale="month_down" data_mirror_broadcast_change="true" %}
-
- |
-
| Post-secondary school expenses | -
-
- {% money_input_field name="post_secondary_expenses" id="post_secondary_expenses_month" class="fact-sheet-input extraordinary-expense-monthly" data_sum="true" data_sum_class="extraordinary-expense-monthly" data_sum_target_id="total_extraordinary_expense_monthly" data_mirror="true" data_mirror_target="#post_secondary_expenses_year" data_mirror_scale="year_up" %}
-
- |
-
-
- {% money_input_field value_src="post_secondary_expenses" id="post_secondary_expenses_year" class="fact-sheet-input money extraordinary_expense_annually" scale_factor="12" data_mirror="true" data_mirror_target="#post_secondary_expenses_month" data_mirror_scale="month_down" data_mirror_broadcast_change="true" %}
-
- |
-
| Extraordinary - - extracurricular activities - - - expenses - | -
-
- {% money_input_field name="extraordinary_extracurricular_expenses" id="extraordinary_extracurricular_expenses_month" class="fact-sheet-input money extraordinary-expense-monthly" data_sum="true" data_sum_class="extraordinary-expense-monthly" data_sum_target_id="total_extraordinary_expense_monthly" data_mirror="true" data_mirror_target="#extraordinary_extracurricular_expenses_year" data_mirror_scale="year_up" %}
-
- |
-
-
- {% money_input_field value_src="extraordinary_extracurricular_expenses" id="extraordinary_extracurricular_expenses_year" class="fact-sheet-input money extraordinary_expense_annually" scale_factor="12" data_mirror="true" data_mirror_target="#extraordinary_extracurricular_expenses_month" data_mirror_scale="month_down" data_mirror_broadcast_change="true" %}
-
- |
-
| Total section 7 expenses | -
-
- {% money_input_field name="total_section_seven_expenses" id="total_extraordinary_expense_monthly" class="fact-sheet-input money " readonly="" data_mirror="true" data_mirror_target="#total_extraordinary_expense_annually" data_mirror_scale="year_up" %}
-
- |
-
-
-
- {% money_input_field value_src="total_section_seven_expenses" id="total_extraordinary_expense_annually" class="fact-sheet-input money " scale_factor="12" readonly="" %}
-
- |
-
Parties respective - - proportionate shares - - - of the total net monthly Section 7 expenses referred to above:
-| - | Percentage | -Amount | -
|---|---|---|
| Your proportionate share | -
-
- {% input_field type="number" name="your_proportionate_share_percent" value="0" readonly="" id="your_proportionate_share_percent" class="fact-sheet-input" data_calc_percentage="true" data_claimant_one_selector="input[name='annual_gross_income']" data_claimant_two_selector="input[name='spouse_annual_gross_income']" %}
-
-
- |
-
-
- {% money_input_field name="your_proportionate_share_amount" id="your_proportionate_share_amount" class="fact-sheet-input money child-support-amounts" data_scale="true" data_quantity="#total_extraordinary_expense_monthly" data_scale_factor="input[name='your_proportionate_share_percent']" readonly="" %}
-
- |
-
| Spouse's proportionate share | -
-
- {% input_field type="number" name="spouse_proportionate_share_percent" value="0" readonly="" id="spouse_proportionate_share_percent" class="fact-sheet-input" data_calc_percentage="true" data_claimant_one_selector="input[name='spouse_annual_gross_income']" data_claimant_two_selector="input[name='annual_gross_income']" %}
-
-
- |
-
-
- {% money_input_field name="spouse_proportionate_share_amount" id="spouse_proportionate_share_amount" class="fact-sheet-input money child-support-amounts" data_scale="true" data_quantity="#total_extraordinary_expense_monthly" data_scale_factor="input[name='spouse_proportionate_share_percent']" readonly="" %}
-
- |
-
Claimant {% payorize %}
-Total monthly child support payment amount - Including the monthly Guidelines table amount under Schedule 1 of the Guidelines and the section 7 - expenses is: - {{ child_support_payor }} - {{ payor_monthly_child_support_amount }} - -
-@@ -574,6 +354,55 @@
+ Please select one +
+ ++ The parent who the child lives with most of the time is entitled to child support from the other + parent. If a child spends equal (or almost equal) time with both parents, the parent with the higher + income will usually have to pay child support. +
+- What is the monthly amount that {% payorize %} - will be paying for child support (as per Schedule 1 of the Federal Child Support Guidelines)? + What is the monthly amount that payor will be paying for child support (as per Schedule 1 of the Federal Child Support Guidelines)?
+ The Child Support Guidelines tables contain the base amounts for child support. If you our your spouse feel + that the child support amount will not leave enough money, you can claim that you will suffer + -
+ A term used by the Child Support Guidelines to describe circumstances when payment of the table + amount of child support would cause financial difficulty for the payor or the recipient, potentially + justifying an award of support in an amount different than the table amount. See "child support," + "Child Support Guidelines" and "table amount." +
+ "> + undue hardship. + + + +The types of situations that might result in undue hardship include:
++ Since you have previously indicated that you will be claiming undue hardship you will need to provide + answers to the next set of questions. A claim for undue hardship can only be considered if the parent + making the claim can show that their household’s standard of living is not higher than the standard of + living in the household of the other parent. Often, income alone (which is all that is used to calculate + the guideline amount) does not reflect other circumstances that may impact a households’ finances. +
+Unusual or excessive debts
++ What are the unusual or excessive debts that you owe? These are debts that were taken on to support the family + before you separated (e.g. student loans). The debt can also be due to earning a living (e.g. vehicle, + specialized equipment). +
+| Debt name | +What are the + + terms of this debt + ? + | +Monthly amount | ++ |
|---|---|---|---|
| + Add Debt + | +|||
Unusually high expenses for parenting time, contact with, or access to a child.
++ For example, airfare and accommodation to visit the child in another city. +
+| Expense | +Amount | ++ |
|---|---|---|
| + Add Expense + | +||
Supporting another person
++ Legal duty to support any other person, such as a former spouse or a new spouse who is too ill or disabled to be able to support himself or herself. +
+| Name of person | +Relationship | +Describe reason(s) for support | ++ |
|---|---|---|---|
| + Add Person + | +|||
Supporting dependent child/children from another relationship.
++ List the names of any other children for whom you have a legal duty to make support payments to. + Do not include the names of any children for whom you are asking for support for as a part of this + divorce application. +
+| Child's name | +Relationship | +Describe reason(s) for support | ++ |
|---|---|---|---|
| + Add Person + | +|||
Support for a disabled or ill person.
+| Name of person | +Relationship | +Describe reason(s) for support | ++ |
|---|---|---|---|
| + Add Person + | +|||
+ Other undue hardship circumstances + {% input_field type="textarea" name="undue_hardship" value="" maxlength="500" multiple='true' class="fact-sheet-input form-control response-textarea" placeholder="" %} +
+ + +Income of Other Persons in Household
++ Enter the name (s) and income for any other persons in your household (e.g. co-parent, step parent) + who have a + + duty to support + + + + a child. +
+| Name of person | +Annual income | ++ |
|---|---|---|
| + Total + | +
+
+ {% money_input_field id="total_income_others" class="fact-sheet-input money" readonly="" %}
+
+ |
+ |
| + Add Person + | +||
- The Child Support Guidelines tables contain the base amounts for child support. If you our your spouse feel - that the child support amount will not leave enough money, you can claim that you will suffer - - undue hardship. - -
- -The types of situations that might result in undue hardship include:
++ Child support orders made in British Columbia are based on the + + Federal Child Support Guidelines. + These guidelines contain clear rules that courts use to set child support as well as tables + that list the amount of child support the payor has to pay. These amounts are based on how much he + or she earns and how many children the payor must support. Each province has its own table; use the + one for the province where the payor lives. +
++ To figure out how much child support the payor will be paying under the guidelines: +
++ or +
- Since you have previously indicated that you will be claiming undue hardship you will need to provide - answers to the next set of questions. A claim for undue hardship can only be considered if the parent - making the claim can show that their household’s standard of living is not higher than the standard of - living in the household of the other parent. Often, income alone (which is all that is used to calculate - the guideline amount) does not reflect other circumstances that may impact a households’ finances. -
-Unusual or excessive debts
-- What are the unusual or excessive debts that you owe? These are debts that were taken on to support the family - before you separated (e.g. student loans). The debt can also be due to earning a living (e.g. vehicle, - specialized equipment). -
-| Debt name | -What are the - - terms of this debt - ? - | -Monthly amount | -- |
|---|---|---|---|
| - Add Debt - | -|||
Unusually high expenses for parenting time, contact with, or access to a child.
-- For example, airfare and accommodation to visit the child in another city. -
-| Expense | -Amount | -- |
|---|---|---|
| - Add Expense - | -||
Supporting another person
-- Legal duty to support any other person, such as a former spouse or a new spouse who is too ill or disabled to be able to support himself or herself. -
-| Name of person | -Relationship | -Describe reason(s) for support | -- |
|---|---|---|---|
| - Add Person - | -|||
Supporting dependent child/children from another relationship.
-- List the names of any other children for whom you have a legal duty to make support payments to. - Do not include the names of any children for whom you are asking for support for as a part of this - divorce application. -
-| Child's name | -Relationship | -Describe reason(s) for support | -- | |||||||||||||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| If... | +Then… | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| - Add Person - | +you both live in the same province or territory | +use the table for that province or territory. | ||
Support for a disabled or ill person.
-| Name of person | -Relationship | -Describe reason(s) for support | -- | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| - Add Person + | you live in different provinces or territories and one of you has sole custody and the other + parent must pay support | +use the table for the province or territory where the paying parent lives. | ||
- Other undue hardship circumstances - {% input_field type="textarea" name="undue_hardship" value="" maxlength="500" multiple='true' class="fact-sheet-input form-control response-textarea" placeholder="" %} -
- - -Income of Other Persons in Household
-- Enter the name (s) and income for any other persons in your household (e.g. co-parent, step parent) - who have a - - duty to support - - - - a child. -
-| Name of person | -Annual income | -- | |
|---|---|---|---|
| - Total - | -
-
- {% money_input_field id="total_income_others" class="fact-sheet-input money" readonly="" %}
-
+ | you live in different provinces or territories and you share or split custody | +use the tables for both provinces or territories where you reside to determine what you + would each pay to the other parent. |
| - Add Person + | one of you lives outside Canada | +use the table for the province or territory where the parent in Canada lives. The laws of + the other country may apply in some cases. You may want to consult a lawyer. You may also + find information relating to interjurisdictional + support useful. | |
| + | Monthly | +Annually | +
|---|---|---|
| Child care expenses for when the recipient works or goes to school + | +
+
+ {% money_input_field name="child_care_expenses" id="child_care_expenses_month" class="fact-sheet-input money extraordinary-expense-monthly" data_sum="true" data_sum_class="extraordinary-expense-monthly" data_sum_target_id="total_extraordinary_expense_monthly" data_mirror="true" data_mirror_target="#child_care_expenses_year" data_mirror_scale="year_up" %}
+
+ |
+
+
+ {% money_input_field value_src="child_care_expenses" id="child_care_expenses_year" class="fact-sheet-input money extraordinary_expense_annually" scale_factor="12" data_mirror="true" data_mirror_target="#child_care_expenses_month" data_mirror_scale="month_down" data_mirror_broadcast_change="true" %}
+
+ |
+
| Any healthcare premiums you pay to your employer or other provider + to provide the coverage to your children rather than yourself + | +
+
+ {% money_input_field name="children_healthcare_premiums" id="children_healthcare_premiums_month" class="fact-sheet-input money extraordinary-expense-monthly" data_sum="true" data_sum_class="extraordinary-expense-monthly" data_sum_target_id="total_extraordinary_expense_monthly" data_mirror="true" data_mirror_target="#children_healthcare_premiums_year" data_mirror_scale="year_up" %}
+
+ |
+
+
+ {% money_input_field value_src="children_healthcare_premiums" id="children_healthcare_premiums_year" class="fact-sheet-input money extraordinary_expense_annually" scale_factor="12" data_mirror="true" data_mirror_target="#children_healthcare_premiums_month" data_mirror_scale="month_down" data_mirror_broadcast_change="true" %}
+
+ |
+
| + + Health related expenses + + that exceed insurance reimbursement by at least $100 + | +
+
+ {% money_input_field name="health_related_expenses" id="health_related_expenses_month" class="fact-sheet-input money extraordinary-expense-monthly" data_sum="true" data_sum_class="extraordinary-expense-monthly" data_sum_target_id="total_extraordinary_expense_monthly" data_mirror="true" data_mirror_target="#health_related_expenses_year" data_mirror_scale="year_up" %}
+
+ |
+
+
+ {% money_input_field value_src="health_related_expenses" id="health_related_expenses_year" class="fact-sheet-input money extraordinary_expense_annually" scale_factor="12" data_mirror="true" data_mirror_target="#health_related_expenses_month" data_mirror_scale="month_down" data_mirror_broadcast_change="true" %}
+
+ |
+
| + Extraordinary primary, secondary or other + + educational expenses + + | +
+
+ {% money_input_field name="extraordinary_educational_expenses" id="extraordinary_educational_expenses_month" class="fact-sheet-input money extraordinary-expense-monthly" data_sum="true" data_sum_class="extraordinary-expense-monthly" data_sum_target_id="total_extraordinary_expense_monthly" data_mirror="true" data_mirror_target="#extraordinary_educational_expenses_year" data_mirror_scale="year_up" %}
+
+ |
+
+
+ {% money_input_field value_src="extraordinary_educational_expenses" id="extraordinary_educational_expenses_year" class="fact-sheet-input money extraordinary_expense_annually" scale_factor="12" data_mirror="true" data_mirror_target="#extraordinary_educational_expenses_month" data_mirror_scale="month_down" data_mirror_broadcast_change="true" %}
+
+ |
+
| Post-secondary school expenses | +
+
+ {% money_input_field name="post_secondary_expenses" id="post_secondary_expenses_month" class="fact-sheet-input extraordinary-expense-monthly" data_sum="true" data_sum_class="extraordinary-expense-monthly" data_sum_target_id="total_extraordinary_expense_monthly" data_mirror="true" data_mirror_target="#post_secondary_expenses_year" data_mirror_scale="year_up" %}
+
+ |
+
+
+ {% money_input_field value_src="post_secondary_expenses" id="post_secondary_expenses_year" class="fact-sheet-input money extraordinary_expense_annually" scale_factor="12" data_mirror="true" data_mirror_target="#post_secondary_expenses_month" data_mirror_scale="month_down" data_mirror_broadcast_change="true" %}
+
+ |
+
| Extraordinary + + extracurricular activities + + + expenses + | +
+
+ {% money_input_field name="extraordinary_extracurricular_expenses" id="extraordinary_extracurricular_expenses_month" class="fact-sheet-input money extraordinary-expense-monthly" data_sum="true" data_sum_class="extraordinary-expense-monthly" data_sum_target_id="total_extraordinary_expense_monthly" data_mirror="true" data_mirror_target="#extraordinary_extracurricular_expenses_year" data_mirror_scale="year_up" %}
+
+ |
+
+
+ {% money_input_field value_src="extraordinary_extracurricular_expenses" id="extraordinary_extracurricular_expenses_year" class="fact-sheet-input money extraordinary_expense_annually" scale_factor="12" data_mirror="true" data_mirror_target="#extraordinary_extracurricular_expenses_month" data_mirror_scale="month_down" data_mirror_broadcast_change="true" %}
+
+ |
+
| Total section 7 expenses | +
+
+ {% money_input_field name="total_section_seven_expenses" id="total_extraordinary_expense_monthly" class="fact-sheet-input money " readonly="" data_mirror="true" data_mirror_target="#total_extraordinary_expense_annually" data_mirror_scale="year_up" %}
+
+ |
+
+
+
+ {% money_input_field value_src="total_section_seven_expenses" id="total_extraordinary_expense_annually" class="fact-sheet-input money " scale_factor="12" readonly="" %}
+
+ |
+
Parties respective + + proportionate shares + + + of the total net monthly Section 7 expenses referred to above:
+| + | Percentage | +Amount | +
|---|---|---|
| Your proportionate share | +
+
+ {% input_field type="number" name="your_proportionate_share_percent" value="0" readonly="" id="your_proportionate_share_percent" class="fact-sheet-input" data_calc_percentage="true" data_claimant_one_selector="input[name='annual_gross_income']" data_claimant_two_selector="input[name='spouse_annual_gross_income']" %}
+
+
+ |
+
+
+ {% money_input_field name="your_proportionate_share_amount" id="your_proportionate_share_amount" class="fact-sheet-input money child-support-amounts" data_scale="true" data_quantity="#total_extraordinary_expense_monthly" data_scale_factor="input[name='your_proportionate_share_percent']" readonly="" %}
+
+ |
+
| Spouse's proportionate share | +
+
+ {% input_field type="number" name="spouse_proportionate_share_percent" value="0" readonly="" id="spouse_proportionate_share_percent" class="fact-sheet-input" data_calc_percentage="true" data_claimant_one_selector="input[name='spouse_annual_gross_income']" data_claimant_two_selector="input[name='annual_gross_income']" %}
+
+
+ |
+
+
+ {% money_input_field name="spouse_proportionate_share_amount" id="spouse_proportionate_share_amount" class="fact-sheet-input money child-support-amounts" data_scale="true" data_quantity="#total_extraordinary_expense_monthly" data_scale_factor="input[name='spouse_proportionate_share_percent']" readonly="" %}
+
+ |
+
- Please select one -
- -- The parent who the child lives with most of the time is entitled to child support from the other - parent. If a child spends equal (or almost equal) time with both parents, the parent with the higher - income will usually have to pay child support. -
-- Child support orders made in British Columbia are based on the - - Federal Child Support Guidelines. - These guidelines contain clear rules that courts use to set child support as well as tables - that list the amount of child support the payor has to pay. These amounts are based on how much he - or she earns and how many children the payor must support. Each province has its own table; use the - one for the province where the payor lives. -
-- To figure out how much child support the payor will be paying under the guidelines: -
-- or -
-- Schedule 1 refers to the federal child support tables which set out the amount of monthly child - support payments for each province on the basis of the annual income of the spouse ordered to pay - child support (the “support payer”) and the number of children for whom a table amount is payable. -
-| If... | -Then… | -
|---|---|
| you both live in the same province or territory | -use the table for that province or territory. | -
| you live in different provinces or territories and one of you has sole custody and the other - parent must pay support - | -use the table for the province or territory where the paying parent lives. | -
| you live in different provinces or territories and you share or split custody | -use the tables for both provinces or territories where you reside to determine what you - would each pay to the other parent. - | -
| one of you lives outside Canada | -use the table for the province or territory where the parent in Canada lives. The laws of - the other country may apply in some cases. You may want to consult a lawyer. You may also - find information relating to interjurisdictional - support useful. - | -
- Please describe what arrangements have been made for the support of the child (ren)? - {% input_field type="textarea" name="child_support_in_order_reason" class="other-textbox response-textarea form-control" tabindex="-1" maxlength="500" rows="3" %} -
-+ Please describe what arrangements have been made for the support of the child (ren)? + {% input_field type="textarea" name="child_support_in_order_reason" class="other-textbox response-textarea form-control" tabindex="-1" maxlength="500" rows="3" %} +
+