AZ
How are arrears balances determined by a judge?
Thanks for the responses, but I guess I'm more inclined in finding, if arrears are calculated based off what my income has been for those past years.
In my case, I was ordered to pay close to 21k in arrears beginning in 2008. Was this amount determined by my current income?
Yes, she filed for a modification to change ou son's name, I responded but we never had a. Hearing until I recently requested it.
CJane even if I wanted to, my checks are already being garnished, so it's a lost cause trying to find any type of "loophole" unless I quit my job and become "self - employed" and just rec. cash payments. But what type of person would ever think of doing such thing? Blah, blah, blah.
Proserpina, You asked if mom filed in 2008, I answered yes. In order for her to file for a change of name, paternity had to be established first, so she filed for that also, with the outcome being my arrears beginning in 2008, right?
So if I told the judge that my current income is $10 an hour, did he assume that since 2008 it has been the same? My taxes beg to differ.
Would this have any merits in determining arrears calculations?
That's what I am not sure about, I don't know how the judge came up with the 21k arrears.
For tax year 2008 I made close to 8k.
So back to my original question, how are arrears determined and calculated? Based off of what financial information?
I am not concerned about interest and late penalties.