Child Support/Imputing/Arrears

Ex lost a disclosure request. Nothing to do with imputation. You didn't have trial, witnesses, cross examination, etc. Linking your experience to imputation doesn't mesh.
Sorry, but I would have imputed him for sure, even though the poor bloke was only subconsciously unemployment.


Oh for the love of god. This isn’t a competition. You were successful at TRIAL which many people don’t get to. The question was asking about how to have income imputed and I was pointing out a) what a judge in superior court said about a case the bench follows for imputation and b) how that came about. His case is not a review like yours was. His ex is asking for more support and claiming arrears because she isn’t working. They are headed to mediation and he has a lawyer. This is simply a broad question on the topic if imputation. All information provided was right and gives him food for thought on the way to do it and how it is measured. Just because you were successful in your case does not mean everyone will have the same success or go through the same thing as you.


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Oh for the love of god. This isn�t a competition. You were successful at TRIAL which many people don�t get to. ...Just because you were successful in your case does not mean everyone will have the same success or go through the same thing as you.

Not everyone goes through trial, not everyone gets imputed, but if you have no experience and are speaking in tongue, for the benefit of future observers, it is wrong. It's OK to step back a bit and let experience speak over your thoughts, but continuously providing wrong info is a help to noone.


The question was asking about how to have income imputed

You go to trial. Showing a bunch of job applications will not work!
 
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