July 2015 | Lasu v. Issak, 868 N.W. 2d 79 (Neb. Ct. App. 2015)
Lasu v. Issak (Nebraska 2015)
When a household has a combined monthly income below the poverty level, a minimum support order is appropriate. A non-custodial parent cannot be treated as an individual when he is the head of a household with a household income below the poverty level. Courts have great discretion when dealing with multiple families, but cannot enter orders that benefit one family at the expense of the others.
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