When a support order has been made requiring the respondent to attend a vocational examination, does the respondent have the right to receive a vocational report?

exists for her to earn that." This kind of report may be important when there is a controversy before the family court as to support, but there was no such controversy at the time the order was made. The mere fact that support orders have been appealed does not justify ordering a vocational examination. After all, the support orders may be affirmed on appeal, as they were in this case. (Stupp v. Schilders (Mar. 25, 2016, A142302) 2016 WL 1178819 [nonpub. opn.] pp. 28-32.)