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Glenn S. Koopersmith, an attorney in Garden City, writes that the Court of Appeals has determined that a father or mother who must use his or her future income to make annual payments to a spouse to divide the payor's enhanced earning capacity (resulting from the division of a professional license or degree) may not deduct those payments from income, or add them to the income of the recipient spouse, prior to the computation of child support as required by the Child Support Standards Act.
September 23, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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