The calculation of the retroactive award is not necessarily an end to this particular inquiry. There is no issue, as noted above, that there should be a retroactive award of child support; the respondent, in the face of a claim made by the wife failed to make adequate support payments or arrangements; as noted above the amount paid by the respondent was woefully inadequate considering his income as compared to that of the applicant. I have limited jurisdiction in exercising discretion beyond a pure set off child support amount when no evidence has been led regarding actual expenses paid by the respective parties for the children: see Contino v. Leonelli-Contino, supra.
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