THE COURTS
Title 231--RULES OF CIVIL PROCEDURE
PART I. GENERAL
[231 PA. CODE CH. 1910]
Proposed Amendments to Rules 1910.16-1--1910.16-5 Relating to the Support Guidelines; Recommendation 48
[28 Pa.B. 1216] The Domestic Relations Procedural Rules Committee proposes the following amendments to the Rules of Civil Procedure governing the Support Guidelines. This proposal has not been submitted for review by the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. The Committee solicits comments and suggestions from all interested persons prior to submission of these proposed amendments to the Supreme Court. Written comments relating to the proposed amendments must be received no later than Friday, May 8, 1998 and must be directed to: Sophia P. Paul, Esquire, Counsel, Domestic Relations, Procedural Rules Committee, 429 Forbes Avenue, Suite 300, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15219, fax (412) 565-2336, e-mail spaul.supreme. court.state.pa.us.
The notes and explanatory comments following each Rule have been inserted to distinguish between the major changes that are being proposed by the Committee and the many technical changes that are also being proposed as part of an overall reorganization of the Rules relating to the support guidelines. A Committee Report has been included to highlight and explain the major changes that are being proposed. The explanatory comments and notes and the Committee Report do not constitute part of the rules. Nor will they be officially adopted or promulgated by the Court.
Introductory Comment
For the convenience and benefit of the practitioner, the Committee has reorganized all of the provisions in these Rules so that they more logically follow the sequence for calculating the overall support obligation. For example, since calculation begins with the computation of the parties' net incomes, Rule 1910.16-2 has been created to consolidate into one rule all of the income provisions that are currently scattered throughout Rule 1910.16-5. Rule 1910.16-2 is then followed by Rule 1910.16-3, the basic child support schedule; Rule 1910.16-4, the formula used in conjunction with the schedule to arrive at obligor's basic support obligation; Rule 1910.16-5, which sets forth the factors that the court must consider to determine if there should be a deviation from the basic support obligation; and Rule 1910.16-6, which consolidates into one rule all of the existing provisions for additional expenses that are typically added to the basic support obligation.
Although this reorganization constitutes a technical change only, publication of these proposed amendments requires that these changes be boldfaced in the same manner as the more substantive changes. Explanatory comments following each Rule have been inserted, therefore, to distinguish between the major changes that are being proposed by the Committee and the technical changes that have been made as part of the overall reorganization. A Committee Report follows these proposed amendments to highlight and explain the more substantive changes that are being proposed.
Annex A
TITLE 231. RULES OF CIVIL PROCEDURE
PART I. GENERAL
CHAPTER 1910. ACTIONS FOR SUPPORT Rule 1910.16-1. Amount of Support. Support Guidelines.
(a) Applicability of the Support Guidelines. The support guidelines set forth the amount of support which a spouse or parent should pay on the basis of both parties' net monthly incomes as defined in Rule 1910.16-2 and the number of persons being supported. The support of a spouse or child is a priority obligation, so that a party is expected to meet this obligation by adjusting his or her other expenditures.
[(a)] (b) The amount of support (child support, spousal support or alimony pendente lite) to be awarded pursuant to the procedures under Rules 1910.11 and 1910.12 shall be determined in accordance with the support guidelines which consist of the guidelines expressed as [grids set forth in Rule 1910.16-2 and as a formula in Rule 1910.16-3] the child support schedule set forth in Rule 1910.16-3 and the formula set forth in Rule 1910.16-4 and the operation of the guidelines as set forth in [Rule 1910.16-5] these rules.
[Official Note: Orders for spousal support and alimony pendente lite shall not be in effect simultaneously.]
(c) Orders for spousal support and alimony pendente lite shall not be in effect simultaneously.
[(b)] (d) If it has been determined that there is an obligation to pay support, there shall be a rebuttable presumption that the amount of the award determined from the guidelines is the correct amount of support to be awarded. The support guidelines are a rebuttable presumption and must be applied taking into consideration the special needs and obligations of the parties. The trier of fact must consider the factors set forth in Rule 1910.16-5. The presumption shall be rebutted if the trier of fact makes a written finding, or a specific finding on the record, that an award in the amount determined from the guidelines would be unjust or inappropriate.
[(c)] (e) The guidelines shall be reviewed at least once every four years to insure that their application results in the determination of appropriate amounts of support.
Explanatory Comment to Rule 1910.16-1--1998 As part of the overall reorganization of the Rules relating to the support guidelines, the Committee proposes to amend this Rule only to incorporate the language which currently appears in Rule 1910.16-5(a) relating to the general applicability of the support guidelines. No substantive changes are intended by this change. The note which previously appeared in subdivision (a) has been made part of the actual rule to clarify that the prohibition on concurrent spousal support and alimony pendente lite orders is binding.
Rule 1910.16-2. Support Guidelines [Grids] Calculation of Net Income.
The amount of support to be awarded is based in large part upon the parties' monthly net income.
(a) Monthly Gross Income. Monthly gross income is ordinarily based upon at least a six-month average of all of a party's income. The term ''income'' is defined by the support law, 23 Pa.C.S. § 4302, and includes income from any source. The statute lists many types of income including, but not limited to:
(1) wages, salaries, bonuses, fees and commissions;
(2) net income from business or dealings in property;
(3) interest, rents, royalties, and dividends;
(4) pensions and all forms of retirement;
(5) income from an interest in an estate or trust;
(6) social security benefits, temporary and permanent disability benefits, workers' compensation and unemployment compensation;
(7) alimony if, in the discretion of the trier of fact, inclusion of part or all of it is appropriate; and
Official Note: Since the reasons for ordering payment of alimony vary, the appropriateness of including it in the recipient's gross income must also vary. For example, if obligor is paying $1,000 per month in rehabilitative alimony for the express purpose of financing obligee's college education and related child care expenses, it would be inappropriate to consider that alimony as income from which the obligee could provide child support. However, if alimony is intended to finance obligee's general living expenses, inclusion of the alimony as income is appropriate.
(8) other entitlements to money or lump sum awards, without regard to source, including lottery winnings, income tax refunds, insurance compensation or settlements; awards and verdicts; and any form of payment due to and collectible by an individual regardless of source.
(b) Treatment of AFDC and SSI Benefits. Neither public assistance nor Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits shall be counted as income for purposes of determining support.
Official Note: Care must be taken to distinguish Social Security from Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits. Social Security benefits are income pursuant to subdivision (a) of this Rule.
(c) Monthly Net Income.
(1) Unless otherwise provided in this Rule, the court shall subtract only the following items from monthly gross income to arrive at net income:
(A) federal, state, and local income taxes;
(B) F.I.C.A. payments and non-voluntary retirement payments;
(C) union dues; and
(D) alimony paid to the other party.
(2) The court shall subtract from gross monthly income any child support paid pursuant to a pre-existing order for the benefit of prior children. For purposes of this subsection, prior children are those born before the children who are the subject of the support action or, in computing a spousal support or alimony pendente lite obligation, children born before the marriage.
Official Note: Where there is no pre-existing order for prior children, but a party presents verification of an established pattern of direct payments for the benefit of these children, the court may consider those payments as a reduction from gross income if the party agrees to formalize the arrangement for the prior children through the entry of a new court order.
(3) In computing a spousal support or alimony pendente lite obligation, the court shall subtract from monthly gross income the amount of alimony or alimony pendente lite paid to a former spouse who is not the subject of the support action.
(4) In computing a child support obligation, the court may subtract from monthly gross income the amount of alimony, spousal support or alimony pendente lite paid to a spouse or former spouse who is not the subject of the support action.
(d) Reduced or Fluctuating Income.
(1) Voluntary Reduction of Income. Where a party voluntarily assumes a lower paying job, there generally will be no recomputation of the support payment. A party will ordinarily not be relieved of a support obligation by voluntarily quitting work or by being fired for misconduct.
(2) Involuntary Reduction of Income. No adjustments in support payments will be made for normal fluctuations in earnings. However, appropriate adjustments will be made for substantial continuing involuntary decreases in income.
(3) Seasonal Employees. Support orders for seasonal employees, such as construction workers, shall ordinarily be based upon a yearly average.
(4) Income Potential. Ordinarily, a party who wilfully fails to obtain appropriate employment will be considered to have an income equal to the party's earning capacity. Age, education, training, health, work experience, earnings history and child care responsibilities are factors which shall be considered in determining earning capacity.
(e) Net Income Affecting Application of the Child Support Guidelines.
(1) Low Income Cases.
(A) When the obligor's monthly net income and corresponding number of children fall into the shaded area of the Schedule set forth in Rule 1910.16-3, the basic child support obligation shall be calculated using the obligor's income only. For example, where obligor has monthly net income of $700, his or her basic monthly support obligation for three children is $184. This amount is determined directly from the schedule in Rule 1910.16-3.
(B) In computing a basic spousal support or alimony pendente lite obligation pursuant to the formula in Rule 1910.16-4, the presumptively correct amount of support shall not reduce the obligor's net income below $500 per month. For example, if obligor earns $600 per month and obligee earns $300 per month, the presumptively correct amount of spousal support is calculated as follows. Using the formula, multiply the net difference between the parties' incomes ($300) by .40 to arrive at $120 per month. Since this amount leaves the obligor with only $480 per month, it must be adjusted (reduced by $20) so that obligor retains $500 per month. The presumptive minimum amount of spousal support, therefore, is $100 per month.
(C) When the obligor's monthly net income is $500 or less, the court may award support, but only after consideration of the obligor's actual living expenses.
(2) High Income Child Support Cases.
When the parties' combined net income exceeds $15,000 per month, child support shall be calculated pursuant to Melzer v. Witsberger, 505 Pa. 462, 480 A.2d 991 (1984). The presumptive minimum amount of child support shall be obligor's percentage share of the highest amount of support which can be derived from the schedule for the appropriate number of children and using the parties' actual combined income to determine obligor's percentage share of this amount. The court may award an additional amount of child support based on the remaining combined income and the factors set forth in Melzer.
For example, where obligor and obligee have monthly net incomes of $17,000 and $4,000 respectively, the presumptive minimum amount of child support for three children is calculated as follows: using the formula in Rule 1910.16-4, determine the parties' percentage shares of income based on their actual combined income--81% and 19% respectively of $21,000. Using the schedule in Rule 1910.16-3, find the highest possible combined child support obligation for three children--$3,480. Obligor's percentage share of the combined obligation is 81% of $3,480, or $2,818. This is the presumptive minimum amount of child support that he or she must pay for three children. Since this amount is derived from the schedule in Rule 1910.16-3, which is limited to combined household income of $15,000, the court may award an additional amount of support based on the parties' remaining income of $6,000 and the factors set forth in Melzer.
Explanatory Comment to Rule 1910.16-2--1998 As part of the overall reorganization of the support guidelines, the Committee proposes to rescind current Rule 1910.16-2 as it relates to the Grids and substitute it with new Rule 1910.16-2 Calculation of Net Income. For the most part, this Rule simply consolidates all of the income provisions that are currently scattered throughout Rule 1910.16-5. See the Committee Report. Given the many other issues that had to be addressed in the four-year guideline review, the Committee plans to conduct a more comprehensive and substantive review of these income provisions at a later time.
1. Monthly Gross Income. New subdivision (a) incorporates existing Rule 1910.16-5(b) specifying what is gross income for purposes of calculating support. Only two substantive changes have been made to this existing provision, both of which were necessary so that the rule conforms to the recently expanded definition of ''income'' in 23 Pa.C.S. § 4302. The two changes are: 1) the addition of bonuses to the items of gross income that must be considered in establishing a support obligation; and 2) the inclusion of lottery winnings, income tax refunds, insurance compensation or settlements, awards or verdicts and any form of payment due and collectible regardless of source. The two changes appear in subsections (1) and (8) respectively and merely track the statutory language in this regard.
2. Treatment of AFDC and SSI Benefits. New subdivision (b) incorporates verbatim existing Rule 1910.16-5(p). No changes have been made here.
3. Monthly Net Income. (See the Committee Report). New subdivision (c) substantially incorporates existing Rule 1910.16-5(b) specifying the deductions that may be taken from gross income to arrive at net income. Several substantive changes have been made with respect to deductions. First, the deduction of health insurance premiums has been eliminated in accordance with the Committee's proposal that the cost of the premium be treated as an additional expense subject to allocation between the parties under Rule 1910.16-6.
Second, subsections (2) through (4) reflect the Committee's proposal to change the current multiple family calculation under Rule 1910.16-5(n) and (o) to an approach which gives priority to first born children and prior spouses. Subsection (2) requires a mandatory deduction from gross income of any child support paid pursuant to a pre-existing court order. This applies to both child and spousal support cases. When calculating a spousal support or APL obligation only, subsection (3) requires a further deduction from gross income of alimony or APL being paid to a former spouse who is not the subject of the support action. When calculating a child support obligation, however, subsection (4) provides that the court ''may'' deduct alimony, spousal support or APL payments being made to a former spouse. When construed together, these two provisions reflect the priority that a prior spouse must receive over subsequent spouses, and the priority that a prior spouse should, but may not always, receive over later born children.
4. Reduced or Fluctuating Income. New subdivision (d) incorporates existing Rule 1910.16-5(c). The only change here is the elimination of the provision permitting courts to exercise their discretion in determining whether bonuses should be included in gross income. This change is consistent with the recent amendment to the definition of ''income'' under 23 Pa.C.S. § 4302 to include bonuses as income that must be considered in establishing a support obligation.
5. Net Income Affecting Application of the Guidelines. (See the Committee Report). New subdivision (e) is a modified version of existing Rule 1910.16-5(d) with the following changes. Subsection (1)(A) reflects the incorporation of the Computed Allowance Minimum (CAM) in low-income child support cases. When the obligor's net monthly income falls into the shaded area of the schedule, the basic child support obligation can be derived directly from the schedule in Rule 1910.16-3. There is no need to use the formula in Rule 1910.16-4 to calculate obligor's support obligation because the CAM keeps the amount of the obligation the same regardless of obligee's income. Obligee's income is a relevant factor, however, in determining whether to deviate from the basic guideline obligation pursuant to Rule 1910.16-5 and in considering whether to require the obligor to contribute to any additional expenses under Rule 1910.16-6.
Since the support schedule in Rule 1910.16-3 reflects child support only, subsection (1)(B) is necessary to reflect the operation of CAM in spousal support and alimony pendente lite cases. It adjusts the basic guideline obligation that is calculated under the formula in Rule 1910.16-4 so that the obligor does not fall below $500 per month in these cases.
When the obligor has net income of only $500 per month or less, subsection (1)(C) provides that the court must consider the parties' actual living expenses before awarding support. The guidelines assume that at this income level the obligor is barely able to meet basic personal needs. In these cases, therefore, entry of a minimal order is appropriate. In some cases, it may not be appropriate to order support at all.
Subsection (2) reflects the limited application of Melzer v. Witsberger, 505 Pa. 462, 480 A.2d 991 (1984) to cases in which the guidelines cannot be used to establish the child support obligation because the parties' combined income exceeds $15,000 per month. The court must continue, however, to establish a presumptive minimum amount of child support using the guidelines to arrive at that amount. The formula for calculating the presumptive minimum amount has been modified slightly to clarify that the parties' percentage shares should be calculated using their actual combined income rather than (as the examples which are currently set forth in the guidelines suggest) theoretical combined income of only $15,000. This change eliminates many of the inequities and inconsistencies that arise in some cases from the application of the current method.
In addition, subsection (2) includes specific language directing the court to consider awarding an additional amount of support based on the parties' remaining combined income and the Melzer case. In considering the remaining income, the court must use the factors set forth in Melzer. It would be improper to apply the formula in Rule 1910.16-4 to this income and award the obligor's percentage share as additional support. Additional support, if any, may be more or less than the percentage share and must, therefore, be determined in accordance with the factors set forth in Melzer.
Rule 1910.16-3. Support Guidelines. [Formula] Basic Child Support Schedule.
[(a)] Rescinded and moved to new Rule 1910.16-4(a).
[(b) Chart of Proportional Expenditures.] Rescinded.
The following schedule sets forth the amounts spent on children in intact families by combined income and number of children. Combined income is on the vertical axis of the schedule and number of children is on the horizontal axis of the schedule. This schedule is used to find the basic child support obligation. Unless otherwise provided in these Rules, the obligor's share of the basic support obligation shall be computed using the formula set forth in Rule 1910.16-4.
Combined Net
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