The determination of income for purposes of computing spousal support is somewhat different than that for computing taxable income. Nevertheless, most courts would include your share of the net S corp income as part of your available income under the theory that the choice of taking the funds, or not, is under YOUR control. S corps do not pay taxes - the net income flows through to the shareholders. If the corporation is paying taxes on its net income, then it would seem that it is a C corp instead of an S corp. If this is the case, it is possible to have the net income of the corp excluded from the support calculation IF it is not deemd to be an "excessive" retention.
I would be of the opinion that the auto lease expense should not be included. The only theory I am aware of that would allow inclusion of the legal expenses would be if the legal expenses are for the divorce proceedings. If that is the case, then it would be normal to expect the expenses to be attributed to you.
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