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Can Gifts be Considered Income in Child Support? Cash Gifts and other financial benefits from legal strangers

Are gifts considered income in child support cases | Marin Law

GIFTS CONSIDERED INCOME: CASH GIFTS AND OTHER FINANCIAL BENEFITS FROM LEGAL STRANGERS The latest case to address whether gifts are income is Anna M. v. Jeffrey E. 1, which comes out of Los Angeles County Superior Court. Mother and Father shared equal physical custody of a ten-year-old child. Father earned $400,000 per year while mother […]

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