What is the test for imputing income where disclosure is inadequate?
Nova Scotia, Canada
The following excerpt is from J.E.N. v M.J.S.N., 2017 NSSC 314 (CanLII):
Where disclosure is inadequate, the purpose of imputing income is to arrive at a fair estimate of the father’s income: Staples v. Callendar, 2010 NSCA 49 at paragraph 21.
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