Child support

Yes. It is legal to have income imputed, especially if one is underemployed (capable of making more, but not).

 

agree, but the actual wage garnishment will be limited to a certain % of pay and the relationship to minimum wage. So while the garnishment may state $600, the employer can not take all $250. Any difference though will probably add on to arrears.

 

You should really be speaking to your family law attorney about this.

 

There is a formula in NY for shild support.

See:

New York Child Support Calculator - AllLaw.com

The way you worded your question doesn't make too much sense.

 

That's not bi-weekly if you get paid every other week...

 

"appearing or taking place every two weeks or twice a week: is the definition of biweekly and is the one most payroll people use for every other week

 

I was always under the impression biweekly was twice a week and bimonthly was every other week (Or twice a month).

 

This article will clear it up for anyone:

The Difference Between Biweekly & Semi-Monthly Payroll