（1） The following three factors should be comprehensively considered in the payment of alimony for divorced children:
 1. The actual needs of children;
 2. Affordability of both parents;
 3. Local actual living standard.
 （2） After divorce, the parents who do not live with their children can be divided into:
 1. If there is a fixed income, the amount of alimony is generally 20% - 30% of the total monthly income. For those who bear the care of more than two children, the proportion may be appropriately increased, but generally shall not exceed 50% of the monthly income. Here, "total monthly income" refers to total wages, including wages, bonuses, etc. This can be investigated by applying for a court order of investigation;
 2. If there is no fixed income, the amount of alimony can be determined according to the current year's income or the average annual income of the same industry, with reference to 1.
 3. If there are special circumstances, such as children suffering from serious diseases for a long time, or children with disabilities, they can be appropriately increased. The child support fee comes from the parents' income, so the parents' income is the basis of child support fee. If there is no income, there is no support fee; In addition, the payment of child support must also be based on the parents' corresponding economic status. If the parents have income, but the income is too small, and can only maintain their own survival, it is difficult to ask them to pay child support. Therefore, can child support be exempted? The answer is yes, child support can be exempted, but it is also conditional.