Court of Appeals of Tennessee· 2/22/2000

Alexander v. Alexander

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34 S.W.3d 456
2000 Tenn. App. LEXIS 103
2000 WL 199331

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providing that “a court has no power to alter a child support award as to any period of time occurring prior to the date on which [a parent] files his or her petition.”
noting that “a court has no power to alter a child support award as to any period of time occurring prior to the date on which an obligee [parent] files his or her petition”
noting that “a court has no power to alter a child support award as to any period of time occurring prior to the date on which an obligee [parent] files his or her petition”
prorating capital gains over the number of years the stock was held by assigning a “per-year allocation” to each year
finding it appropriate to average the father’s income over a period of four years to determine whether a significant variance existed for purposes of modifying child support
applying the Guidelines’ directive to average the obligor’s income over a four-year period

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Judges: Susano, Goddard, Inman

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