Subchapter S Earnings Available for Child Support Considered

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May 7, 2004

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4225 General Warehousing and Storage
marital dissolution/divorce
George M. Unruh v. Leanna L. Unruh
No. 90,265 (Kan. App. 2004)
US
State Court
Kansas
Court of Appeals
Brock R. McPherson, Jeff Lee McVey, Timothy R. Keenan
Lewis, Jr.

Summary

The Kansas Court of Appeals determined that the amount of Subchapter S distributions that should be included in the husband’s income for child support purposes was limited to the amount of earnings actually received less the income taxes due on the share ...

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George M. Unruh v. Leanna L. Unruh

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May 7, 2004

The Kansas Court of Appeals determined that the amount of Subchapter S distributions that should be included in the husband’s income for child support purposes was limited to the amount of earnings actually received less the income taxes due on the share ...