Gangwish v. Gangwish

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• holding that benefits such as housing expenses, utilities, homeowners’ insurance, other costs of home maintenance, groceries and furnishings were properly included as income to an employee parent, citing similar holdings in Mascaro v. Mascaro, 569 Pa. 255, 803 A.2d 1186, 1194 (2002
• finding that Nebraska Supreme Court has favored flexible approach to determining parent’s income for child support proceedings because such actions are, despite guidelines, equitable in nature
• remanding with directions to award wife seven shares of stock in family corporation owned by former in-laws with remainder awarded to husband
• father in Gangwish took $6,000-per-year salary from his farm corporation, but corporation owned parties’ home and paid par- ties’ living expenses
• evidence showed amount of premarital debt paid off during marriage with marital funds
• not designated for permanent publication

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