How is undue hardship determined?
Before we made the decision to separate, my ex decided to take a new job which would pay much less than his previous job. We separated before the new job started - this new job is far away and means that he will only get to see the kids once or twice a year max (his old job paid very well and had lots of holiday).
After the separation, he still had the option of staying with his old job but he still made the decision to quit (after six months of separation).
He is claiming undue hardship on imputed income calculations - what happens if he really can't pay now that he has changed jobs?
Before we made the decision to separate, my ex decided to take a new job which would pay much less than his previous job. We separated before the new job started - this new job is far away and means that he will only get to see the kids once or twice a year max (his old job paid very well and had lots of holiday).
After the separation, he still had the option of staying with his old job but he still made the decision to quit (after six months of separation).
He is claiming undue hardship on imputed income calculations - what happens if he really can't pay now that he has changed jobs?
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