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Domestic Relations - Spousal Support - Imputed Income (access required)

By Deborah Elkins
Published: September 22, 2008

Although husband, who deserted the parties’ 22-year marriage, presented evidence wife could earn as much as $13,000 per year, the Court of Appeals saysthe divorce court did not err in declining to impute income to wife, who suffered from a congenital heart condition, had only a high-school education and had not worked outside the home ...
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