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What evidence do I need to show to prove the other party should have income imputed to them. The settlement conference judge said printouts from employment websites (indeed, workopolis, etc) is not enough.
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There are 3 steps. You need to prove that they can and should be working. Then it's on them to prove why not. If they're found intentionally under/ unemployed, then it'll come down to what the amount should be.
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That's just it. What do I have to show the judge to prove that the other party is underemployed? I don't know what kind of paperwork to provide.
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Health, education, work experience, training, resume, kids are in school, etc....
Are they working, in school... what are they making now, what did they make before. You tell me. Why are they underemployed? |
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Good health, college diploma, laid off numerous times because of the job market, never upgraded, i have their resume (just not sure what to do with it. i'm not a headhunter. lol), 4 kids all still in school. I feel they are not making enough in their field yet they claim they haven't upgraded so they are still considered "entry level" in their field and can't make what I want to impute to.
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There is a case that is referred to by the court for intentional under employment—drygala v pauli. Review that on canlii.
You can request what they are doing to become employed or what they have done. For instance evidence of job search efforts. |
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I will check out the case you are referring. Thank you. |
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It'll come down to what's reasonable. Have they always been in the same field. How long. What's their plan to get out of entry level and make the most they can for their kids.
People are allowed to go back to school, or take a lower level job, but there needs to be an active plan for the better. If they're happy only at every level you'll have an easier time imputing income, but you'll need an expert witness to show what someone in their field, experience, should make. |
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What about inflation? Is that considered? Their income when were together was about 50K but with the online inflation calculator I found they should be making more like 85K.
So sorry for all the questions |
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