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Matt M.
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Can child support take my rental income if I live on the property?

Matt M.
  • Orchard Park, NY
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My ex is rather spiteful, and I'm really hoping that she doesn't have any legal entitlements to my rental properties. Theres no alimony payments, nothing special about the divorce, she's already taken all of my hard earned belongings... I am only left with child support.

Can she take my hard earned rental income in NYS?

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Bill Gulley#3 Guru, Book, & Course Reviews Contributor
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Guess you're asking if the court would consider your rental income....I'd bet it would. Can the state require you to pay based on your income.....yes it can.

It's all income, isn't all of your income "hard earned"?

Can your ex go by and collet rents? No, not unless some judge grants such a wierd arrangement, not likely.

And, I suggest you report all of your income to the court.

Consider yourself luck to have or to have kept the rentals. :)

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