Brown v. Hines-Williams
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
BELSON, Senior Judge:
Juan Brown brings this pro se appeal of the trial court’s order of retroactive child support, contending that the court lacked jurisdiction and that military housing allowances and meal allowances do not constitute income for purposes of calculating child support owed. We affirm, holding that the trial court had jurisdiction of the matter and that the allowances were properly included as income. 1
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Juan Brown began in 1992 to receive tax-free Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH) funds from the U.S. Air Force, his employer. As of 2009, Brown was receiving $2120 per month in…
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