· 12/22/2000
Wallace v. DEPT. OF REV. EX REL. CUTTER
Citations
- 774 So. 2d 804
- 2000 WL 1867643
How courts have described this case
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- holding that where children receive Social Security dependent benefits, the benefits must be credited towards noncustodial disabled parent’s child support obligation
- holding that SSDI is attributable to a parent’s income and that the benefit the child receives as a result of the parent’s disability is also attributable to the parent as income under the child-support-guideline calculation
- noting that income from SSDI and SSI are benefits
- explaining proper calculation of child support under section 61.30 when social security disability benefits are paid to a parent and to their child on the disabled parent’s behalf
- ex plaining that section 61.30(ll)(b), Florida Statutes (1997), 3 prohibited a court from adjusting a child support award based upon the child’s receipt of SSI
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Judges: Altenbernd
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