September 2014 | 979 P.2d 940 (Wyo. 1999)
Roseman v. Sackett (Wyoming 1999)
District court did not err in refusing to deduct defendant’s purported business expenses in calculating child support; defendant relied almost exclusively on deductions appearing in his federal income tax return, which did not excuse him from responsibility of showing that deductions were reasonable and appropriate.
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