This case study examines a family law scenario involving Thida and Kevin, who are undergoing separation after 18 years of marriage. The study delves into various aspects of their situation, including the type of custody arrangement they have, the rights and obligations associated with it, and the calculation of child support payments. It assesses the merits of Kevin's arguments for reducing child support and Thida's claim for increased support to cover private school tuition and extracurricular activities. The case also addresses the tax implications of child and spousal support payments and calculates each person's Net Family Property (NFP) and the equalization payment. Finally, it evaluates the strength of Thida's claim for spousal support, considering factors such as income disparity and her support for Kevin's education. The analysis references relevant family law principles and legal precedents.