Farr v. Little
Alaska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
MAASSEN, Justice.
I. INTRODUCTION
Unmarried parents separated and asked the superior court for a custody and child support order. The father was receiving military disability payments but was otherwise unemployed. In calculating his child support liability, the superior court imputed income to him of $40,000 in addition to his military disability payments. The court also apparently rejected the father's request to deduct business losses, including depreciation, incurred by his rental properties. The father appeals.
We conclude that several aspects of the superior court's findings of fact are not…
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