RSSwhen calculating child support do i include alimony as income?
when trying to reach a settlement agreement on alimony do i include his childsupport in his reasonable expenses to determine if he has an "ability to pay" there is no doubt that i was a dependant spouse and there was no infedility on my part but he's trying to inflate his expenses (he will have no debt whatsoever and is planning to move into one of his mothers properties rent free)
I do have an attorny but just got my first bill and asking her simple questions is crazy expensive, thank you so much for this free service!
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by CHANGES01 » Sun May 20, 2012 3:25 pm
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Re: financial calculators
by Ryan Short » Mon May 21, 2012 10:08 am
If it is alimony received from someone other than him then it is included as income, but if it is alimony received from him then it isn't included.
The child support he pays is deducted to determine his ability to pay.
The child support he pays is deducted to determine his ability to pay.
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