When you’re working on child support cases, determining the actual gross income of your client or the opposing party is crucial to ensuring a fair calculation. At Stein Sperling, we assist you by thoroughly analyzing financial documents, including tax returns, pay stubs, and bank statements, to identify all sources of income. Whether it’s regular wages, deferred compensation, commissions, or less obvious income like cryptocurrency holdings or rental or investment returns, we dig deep to ensure nothing is overlooked. Our team is skilled at evaluating self-employment income, adjusting for non-recurring income events, and assessing imputed income where necessary, so you can confidently present an accurate picture to the court.

You can rely on us to provide detailed and accurate reports that clearly outline how we’ve determined actual gross income, ensuring our findings are both justifiable and effective in supporting your case. We understand the complexities of child support calculations, including the Court’s discretion in considering certain non-cash gifts, severance pay, or capital gains as part of a parent’s income. With our expertise, we help you navigate these nuances, providing you with the clarity and support needed to advocate for the best possible outcome for your clients.