Pursuant to the Child Support Standards Act (ACSSA), codified in Domestic Relations Law (DRL) ' 240, an agreement or stipulation providing for the payment of direct child support that deviates from the CSSA guidelines must specify the presumptively correct amount of child support that would have been arrived at by application of the provisions of the CSSA, and the reason or reasons for the deviation.
Non-Compliance with the Opt-Out Provisions of the CSSA
An in-depth review of case law relating to this all-important issue.
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