Brent Allan Rose Lithia Family Law Attorney
Posted over 13 years ago.
That's the circumstance the appellate courts contemplated in coming up with the rule I mentioned. The judge will do one of two things in that circumstance: either add in the new spouse's income or attribute the old income to the person who just "reduced" her income.
Asker
Posted over 13 years ago.
Do you have a case reference for that appellate ruling? So it sounds like moving in with the paramour to significantly reduce her income would be at least admissible in a modification hearing?
Brent Allan Rose Lithia Family Law Attorney
Posted over 13 years ago.
I won't do your research for you. I get paid to do that. But if you want to go to the law library, you are searching under the term "voluntary underemployment."
Asker
Posted over 13 years ago.
What if it isn't fully "Quitting"? Her income will be reduced by 80% and made up by the paramours income.