IN THE MATTER OF SALADIN v. VICARI

Respondent's repeated failure to provide financial disclosure as directed warranted an order of support based on the child's needs or standard of living, whichever is greater (Family Ct Act § 413 [k]).

Both respondent and his counsel were granted repeated adjournments, and were apprised that there would be no further adjournments of the final hearing date. There is, accordingly, no merit to the contention that respondent and his counsel were not afforded a reasonable opportunity to appear and present evidence ( cf. Matter of Lewis v. Crosson, 53 AD2d 1029 ).