What Happens If Income Exceeds the Child Support Cap in New York?
When combined parental income exceeds $193,000, child support becomes less predictable.
The Key Rule
The court:
- May apply percentages above the cap
- But is not required to
What Courts Consider
- Child’s needs
- Standard of living
- Parents’ financial circumstances
Why This Matters
This is where many agreements go wrong.
Couples often:
- Guess
- Undervalue or overestimate support
- Create agreements courts won’t accept
Our webinar helps you structure your agreement correctly, so it reflects New York law and avoids rejection.
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