kings
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I own my own business. I collect a regular salary. Her side wants to use my salary plus S corp earnings to calculate both child and spousal support. How can I pay her based on "potoential" earnings? Any experience with this?
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finz
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Hi Kings,
I'm sorry that I have no answers for you. The more knowledgable people should see your question eventually. More people should see this after the weekend.
It may help if you can provide more info....certainly your state is important. Details like if your stbx supported you while you formed this company, her employment history and earning capacity, etc could also be important.
My 'assumption' was that maybe she could claim part of the value of the company based on current figures for the division of assets happening now, but not have a piece of potential future earnings, but I don't have any experience with this.
Good Luck
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wheld
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If it is reported as income or capital gains it is in your adjusted gross income.
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