Under New York Domestic Relations Law (DRL) Section DRL 240 1-b(b)(5)(v). the Court may impute (in essence add) income based on the parent’s former income or resources, if the court determines that a parent has reduced resources or income in order to reduce or avoid the parent’s obligation to pay child support. We can assist in Child Support Modification petitions.
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