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the financial resources of the child;
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the standard of living the child would have enjoyed if the
marriage had not been dissolved;
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the physical and emotional conditions and educational needs
of the child;
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the financial resources, earning capacity, needs, and
obligations of the parents;
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the age and health of the child;
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the desirability of the parent having custody remaining in
the home as a full-time parent;
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the cost of day care to the parent having custody if that
parent works outside the home, or the value of the child care services
performed by that parent;
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the tax consequences to each parent;
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the award of substantial periods of physical placement to
both parents (joint custody);
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any extraordinary travel expenses incurred in exercising the
right to periods of physical placement;
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the best interests of the child and
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any other relevant factors.