Summary
Child support in Tennessee is determined by the Income Shares Model, considering both parents income, parenting time, and the childs needs. The parent with lesser income and time could potentially receive support. Unreported income, including cash tips, should be reported for accurate calculations. Proving underreported income can involve showing discrepancies between lifestyle and reported income, bank deposits, and testimonies from coworkers or employers. Legal advice is recommended for such matters.Full Conversation
could that parent who makes less but also sees the child less win child support
In Tennessee, child support is possible for the parent earning less, even if they spend less time with the child. However, the court considers various factors such as income, needs of the child, and parenting time. Each case is unique.
what is the average income of a server
The average income of a server varies depending on location and the establishment they work at. In Tennessee, the average salary for a server is approximately $*,* per year. However, tips can significantly increase this amount.
what if the parent does not claim all of their cash tips
In Tennessee, all income, including cash tips, should be reported for child support calculations. If a parent doesn't report all income, it could be considered income underreporting or fraud, which may lead to legal consequences.
how would you prove they dont claim their cash tips
Proving underreported cash tips can be challenging. However, you might consider:
- Showing discrepancy between lifestyle and reported income
- Bank deposits higher than declared income
- Testimonies from coworkers or employers
Remember, legal advice should be sought for such complicated matters.
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