Upon request by a parent, the court may modify the amount of child support payments determined under par. (b), subject to par. (cm), if, after considering the following factors, the court finds by the greater weight of the credible evidence that the use of the percentage standard is unfair to the child or to either of the parents: 1.
(1)#
The needs of the child.
(2)#
The physical, mental, and emotional health needs of the child, including any costs for the child’s health insurance provided by a parent.
(3)#
The standard of living and circumstances of the parents, including the needs of each parent to support himself or herself at a level equal to or greater than that established under 42 USC 9902 (2).
(4)#
The financial resources of the parents.
(5)#
The earning capacity of each parent, based on each parent’s education, training, and work experience and based on the availability of work in or near the parent’s community.
(6)#
The need and capacity of the child for education, including higher education.
(7)#
The age of the child.
(8)#
The financial resources and the earning ability of the child.
(9)#
The needs of any person, including dependent children other than the child, whom either parent is legally obligated to support.
(10)#
The best interests of the child, including, but not limited to, the impact on the child of expenditures by the family for improvement of any conditions in the home that would facilitate the reunification of the child with the child’s family, if appropriate, and the importance of a placement that is the least restrictive of the rights of the child and the parents and the most appropriate for meeting the needs of the child and the family.
(11)#
Any other factors that the court in each case determines are relevant.