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The Pennsylvania Superior Court has ruled that a set of support guidelines in the Pennsylvania Rules of Civil Procedure was "not designed to calculate spousal support in high-income families where after-tax income exceeds $15,000 per month" and therefore cannot be used in such cases. Instead, family courts will have to use a "reasonable needs" analysis to calculate the appropriate support amounts.
December 20, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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