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Document summary:
In this case, the court decided whether the proceeds from the sale of a marital asset awarded in the divorce constitutes income for purposes of child support. Starting from the premise that money included in a party's income cannot be included as an asset for purposes of distribution, the court concluded that the reverse is true: money received from the sale of an asset awarded in a divorce is not income for purposes of support except for gain realized from the sale. Miller v. Miller, 2001 Pa. Super. 274 (Sept. 13, 2001).
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