Does a court have to impute income to a support payor?
Ontario, Canada
The following excerpt is from Marshall v. Jenkinson, 2017 ONCJ 628 (CanLII):
26. In appropriate circumstances, the court has discretion to impute an amount of income to a support payor. See: Liscio v. Avram, 2009 CanLII 43640 (ON S.C.).
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