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Court Orders Hairdresser to Pay Over 8,000 Shekels Monthly in Child Support
A Beersheba family court ordered a hairdresser to pay 8,400 shekels monthly in child support and housing for his four children. The court rejected the father's claims of low income, citing evidence from a private investigator and a court expert that indicated significantly higher earnings.
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What happened
- 01Beersheba court orders hairdresser to pay 8,400 shekels monthly for child support and housing.
- 02Private investigator's evidence suggested the hairdresser's salon earned at least 60,000 shekels monthly.
- 03Court expert found a 744,000 shekel discrepancy in the father's declared income from 2019-2021.
- 04Father's declared expenses of 27,300 shekels monthly were deemed inconsistent with his reported income.
- 05The ruling includes retroactive payments and 25,000 shekels in legal costs for the father.
The ruling also accounts for the father's limited involvement with two children. The hairdresser must also pay 25,000 shekels in legal costs.
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