Monday, April 14, 2014

NEW YORK Part 65

What if I don’t have any income?


Even if you aren’t working, you may still have income. The state of New York includes workers’ compensation awards, pensions, fellowships, stipends, and annuity payments as income for child support purposes. If you receive disability, unemployment, social security, veterans, or retirement benefits, then a court will use those benefit amounts to calculate your payments. Public assistance, on the other hand, is not income. Any amount of public assistance you receive from the state is deducted from the combined parental income.

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