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Although his gross income seems high, after all deductions, his net income on 1099 has come out to about $24k/year for the past 5 years.
Not all deductions that may be listed on a 1099 are valid to reduce income for purposes of determining child support. For example, is the business paying for his personal vehicle?
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Unfortunately, that was not possible for us to do so, as we just cannot produce some of the thing that are back dated so far.
Sure you can. He can get them from his former employer(s).
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I tried calling that attorney along with people from WAMU, but he just ignored us.
And he's free to do that. If you can prove the money in the account was yours, you should bring a motion with the court that ordered the garnishment.
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Texas law states that he should pay 20% of disposable salary as child support, meaning that other attorney calculated it as $10000/month.
20% of $6,000 = $1,200, not $10,000.