When imputing income based on intentional under-employment or unemployment, what factors must a court consider?

Ontario, Canada


The following excerpt is from Lavie v. Lavie, 2018 ONCA 10 (CanLII):

Here too, Drygala v. Pauli provides guidance. When imputing income based on intentional under- employment or unemployment, a court must consider what is reasonable in the circumstances. The factors to be considered have been stated in a number of cases as age, education, experience, skills and health of the parent: para. 45.

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