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                 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 than may impact a households’ finances.
+                the guideline amount) does not reflect other circumstances that may impact a households’ finances.
             </p>
             <p><strong>Unusual or excessive debts</strong></p>
             <p>