Saturday, August 2, 2014

Our divorce agreement provides me 35 of gross income. His income has increased by 100 and should remain stable for several years. He plans...

Question

Our divorce agreement provides me 35% of gross income. His income has increased by 100% and should remain stable for several years. He plans to decrease his payment to 30% or $30,000 vs $35,000. He claims this is necessary to pay taxes of 5.8% for state and then Fed. He said at $35,000, I would get 50 to 60 % of his net income, and would chose to retire instead. How do I determine if his rationale is correct in order to agree.

Thanks!



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Have the Judgment reviewed by an attorney



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I would need to review the agreement and order to be able to comment on the case.



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I would be suspect of his rationale. Talk to a tax attorney on this matter. It would seem to me that your income would increase since you are to receive 35% of his gross and his taxes would be the result of his increase and it would be off set by the decrease of having to pay alimony.



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