Other then a claim for undue hardship, when would a new Spouse's income come into play?
Ex & I have "joint" custody but I have primary residence & ex see's boys approx. EOW. I am remarried & ex is in a long-term common law relationship.
We are in the middle of a court case that I initiated to deal with CS based on ex's income and proportinate split ( & clarification) of Section 7 expenses.
Ex emailed me yesterday saying "in doing my research, you need to provide (my husbands) income".
As far as I can tell and in all my research, my spouse's income does not have to be disclosed unless either myself or ex is claiming undue hardship and then a "household" comparison will be done.
Is this correct? Are there other times that a new spouse (or common-law partners) income must be disclosed?
I know where ex is going with this. He "assumes" my DH makes a lot of money but when in reality I "know" that our household incomes are pretty much equal (but there are only 2 people living at ex's and 5 of us at my house)
TIA
Ex & I have "joint" custody but I have primary residence & ex see's boys approx. EOW. I am remarried & ex is in a long-term common law relationship.
We are in the middle of a court case that I initiated to deal with CS based on ex's income and proportinate split ( & clarification) of Section 7 expenses.
Ex emailed me yesterday saying "in doing my research, you need to provide (my husbands) income".
As far as I can tell and in all my research, my spouse's income does not have to be disclosed unless either myself or ex is claiming undue hardship and then a "household" comparison will be done.
Is this correct? Are there other times that a new spouse (or common-law partners) income must be disclosed?
I know where ex is going with this. He "assumes" my DH makes a lot of money but when in reality I "know" that our household incomes are pretty much equal (but there are only 2 people living at ex's and 5 of us at my house)
TIA
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