Quite often in divorce cases, a spouse’s earnings don’t reflect their true earning potential. For example, say a parent is trained as a doctor but works as a clerk at the nearby sporting goods store. In that case, a court might calculate support based on what the parent could be earning – that’s called imputing income.
Attorney Irwin M. Pollack and the attorneys of The Massachusetts Family Law Group have had success in getting spouses to pay support based on their earning power, not their actual income.
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