I've got a question and curious as to the experience on this forum.
I have 50/50 access & joint custody. As a result, I pay offset CS as I am the higher income earner. However, both our homes currently have an equivalent standard of living before CS come into the question. As a result, despite my higher income, my standard of living is lower.
From what I understand, I must 1st prove undue hardship before they consider standard of living? Is that the case? To be clear, I know that I do not meet that threshold, but it seems wrong to create a situation were you are creating an un-equal standard of living?
Curious as to what the norm is here.
I have 50/50 access & joint custody. As a result, I pay offset CS as I am the higher income earner. However, both our homes currently have an equivalent standard of living before CS come into the question. As a result, despite my higher income, my standard of living is lower.
From what I understand, I must 1st prove undue hardship before they consider standard of living? Is that the case? To be clear, I know that I do not meet that threshold, but it seems wrong to create a situation were you are creating an un-equal standard of living?
Curious as to what the norm is here.
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