Legal Question in Family Law in New York
Inheritance used as income
If my husband has inherited a property and decides to use the property as a supplemental income, is that considered part of his income when calculating child support payments?
2 Answers from Attorneys
Re: Inheritance used as income
This is an easy question: yes, definitely. Pretty much anything that shows up on his tax return is relevent income for the purpose of calculating child support.
This question suggests to me you are not currently represented by an attorney. It might be a good idea to contact the lawyer who handled your divorce or another attorney you are comfortable with.
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Re: Inheritance used as income
Assuming you mean that he is receiving income from a property received through inheritance, the answer is yes. The income is used when calculating the child support obligation.
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