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In the Matter of Michael Babineau and Jill Babineau N.H. 2022
While the husband is correct that child support must be determined based upon income, not assets, see In the Matter of Plaisted & Plaisted, 149 N.H. 522, 525 (2003), he provides no authority for his position that arrearages must be paid with income.
Appeal of State of New Hampshire N.H. 2022
In the Matter of Plaisted & Plaisted, 149 N.H. 522, 526 (2003).
In the Matter of Kseniya Ausiaikova and Brian Meckel N.H. 2021
In the Matter of Plaisted & Plaisted, 149 N.H. 522, 526 (2003).
In the Matter of Michael Greenberg and Anne Greenberg N.H. 2021
s & Hampers, 166 N.H. 422, 436 (2014); see RSA 458-C:3 (2018) (establishing formula for calculating child support obligation based 4 upon net income, not assets); see also In the Matter of Jerome & Jerome, 150 N.H. 626, 632 (2004) (“Under our legislative scheme, assets are not ‘income’ for child support purposes.”); In the Matter of Plaisted & Plaisted, 149 N.H. 522, 525 (2003) (“If the legislature had intended to allow courts to consider assets when calculating child support, it could have broa
In the Matter of Steven Hoyt and Lesley Hoyt 196 A.3d 85 N.H. 2018
“On appeal, we will affirm the findings and rulings of the trial court unless they are unsupported by the evidence or legally erroneous.” In the Matter of Nyhan and Nyhan, 147 N.H. 768, 770 (2002); In the Matter of Plaisted & Plaisted, 149 N.H. 522, 523 (2003).
In the Matter of Dawn Reeby and David Nazzaro N.H. 2018
atutory definition and we have consistently held that “[t]he child support guidelines turn on the obligor parent’s income available for support, and not on the parent’s net worth.” Hampers, 166 N.H. at 436; see also In the Matter of Jerome & Jerome, 150 N.H. 626, 632 (2004) (“Under our legislative scheme, assets are not ‘income’ for child support purposes.”); In the Matter of Plaisted & Plaisted, 149 N.H. 522, 525 (2003) (“If the legislature had intended to allow courts to consider assets when c
In the Matter of Marcus J. Hampers and Kristin C. Hampers 166 N.H. 422 N.H. 2014
In the Matter of Plaisted & Plaisted, 149 N.H. 522, 523 (2003).
In re Regan 48 A.3d 920 N.H. 2012
He relies upon In the Matter of Plaisted & Plaisted, 149 N.H. 522, 525-26 (2003), in which we held that the child support guidelines prohibit a court from considering assets when awarding child support.
In Re Carr 938 A.2d 89 N.H. 2007
Furthermore, we have previously interpreted the special circumstances set forth in RSA 458-C:5, I, as addressing “matters of support adjustments based upon income and expenses.” In the Matter of Plaisted & Plaisted, 149 N.H. 522, 526 (2003).
In the Matter of Baker 908 A.2d 806 N.H. 2006
In the Matter of Plaisted & Plaisted, 149 N.H. 522, 524 (2003).
In re State 904 A.2d 619 N.H. 2006
In the Matter of Plaisted & Plaisted, 149 N.H. 522, 523 (2003).
In re Beal 897 A.2d 993 N.H. 2006
In the Matter of Plaisted & Plaisted, 149 N.H. 522, 526 (2003).
In re Forcier 879 A.2d 1144 N.H. 2005
In the Matter of Plaisted & Plaisted, 149 N.H. 522, 524 (2003).
In re Donovan 871 A.2d 30 N.H. 2005
“This formula is known as the income-shares model and is based on the number of supported children and standardized deductions from the parents’ combined gross incomes.” In the Matter of Plaisted & Plaisted, 149 N.H. 522, 524 (2003) (quotation omitted).
In re Jerome 843 A.2d 325 N.H. 2004
In the Matter of Plaisted & Plaisted, 149 N.H. 522, 523-25 (2003).
State v. Kidder 843 A.2d 312 N.H. 2004
In the Matter of Plaisted & Plaisted, 149 N.H. 522, 526 (2003).
State v. McCarthy 839 A.2d 22 N.H. 2003
In the Matter of Plaisted & Plaisted, 149 N.H. 522, 523 (2003).
In re Blanchflower 834 A.2d 1010 N.H. 2003
Rather, matters of public policy are reserved for the legislature.” In the Matter of Plaisted & Plaisted, 149 N.H. 522, 526 (2003).
Steir v. Girl Scouts of the U.S.A. 834 A.2d 385 N.H. 2003
In the Matter of Plaisted & Plaisted, 149 N.H. 522, 526 (2003).

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