Mallory D. v. Malcom D.
Annotate this CaseA mother appealed an order that modified her child support obligation. She argued that the court improperly calculated the father's self-employment income and also erred by imputing a 40-hour workweek when calculating her income. Upon review of the record, the Supreme Court agreed that the court did not conduct a sufficient review of the father's business expenses, reimbursements, and in-kind contributions to determine his adjusted annual income for child support purposes. And the superior court erred in finding mother was underemployed. Therefore, the case was reversed and remanded for recalculation of the child support award.
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