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Imputing Income to an Underemployed or Unemployed Spouse
In disputes over the amount of spousal and child support that should be paid, the Court can impute income to a spouse who is intentionally underemployed or unemployed. Voluntarily quitting a job, or voluntarily going back to school, cannot be used to inflate or deflate your income in hopes of either receiving more or paying less support.
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