New York should adopt a mathematical formula that would function similarly to one used to award child support to determine both the temporary and post-divorce maintenance due the non-monied spouse in a dissolving marriage, a state commission has recommended.
May 20, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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ALBANY – New York should adopt a mathematical formula to determine both the temporary and post-divorce maintenance due the non-monied spouse in a dissolving marriage, a state commission has recommended (See Report).
The Law Revision Commission said on May 17 that the proposed statewide formula would apply to the first $136,000 of a couple’s combined annual adjusted gross income.
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