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    Default Re: Alimony Calculation

    Huge fluctuation over what term? Year to year? Month to month? Usually, over enough time, you get a pretty good idea of income.

    You've already indicated that your fluctuations are more in the manner of manipulations. You have also previously suggested that you get a salary. If you get a salary, your salary will be what it is; any bonuses you give yourself can be evaluated over the history of your self-employment. I wouldn't expect a court to be impressed by claims of fluctuating income, when you can loan yourself a half-year's salary on a whim.

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    Default Re: Alimony Calculation

    Unfortunately, I have not been self employed for a long time so there isn't enough past data to predict the future. I have been self-employed for only about a year and a half and worked on the same project for about a year and a half. That project ended and now, I am not sure when, where and how much I will make on my next project. It is true I was able to give my self advance salary because in my first project fortunately I made decent money.

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