Partway through the Separation, my lawyer has prepared the 13.1 and her lawyer has been handed the working copy 13.1. This question is about p/t work and supp payments. With p/t job my pension and work earnings was 29K. Retired, not working from now on income is less than 23K which is shown on 13.1.
I'm retired(70 yrs old) but worked during the winter months. At the time of separation, July, I was not employed and for the financial statement considered unemployed from now on due to me planning to move to another city and away from my p/t job.. She is dragging her feet in completing 13.1 and it's possible I may still be here for the winter. If I were to take p/t employment this winter would this extra $6k p/t earnings mess up the support payments? Presently my CPP and OAS come to $23K and support could be $400. If I were to work the yearly income will increase $6 k to 30k. Would it be better not to seek p/t work from a supp payment amount point of view. I'd ask my lawyer but every time I sneeze It's $100.
I'm retired(70 yrs old) but worked during the winter months. At the time of separation, July, I was not employed and for the financial statement considered unemployed from now on due to me planning to move to another city and away from my p/t job.. She is dragging her feet in completing 13.1 and it's possible I may still be here for the winter. If I were to take p/t employment this winter would this extra $6k p/t earnings mess up the support payments? Presently my CPP and OAS come to $23K and support could be $400. If I were to work the yearly income will increase $6 k to 30k. Would it be better not to seek p/t work from a supp payment amount point of view. I'd ask my lawyer but every time I sneeze It's $100.
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