Is it normal to include in a MSA an imputed salary for a spouse that does not currently work?
Imputed income is something that a court can set. It would be extremely unusual for a party to simply consent to it.
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Imputed income is something that a court can set. It would be extremely unusual for a party to simply consent to it.
You can always waive financial disclosure. It is, however, very rarely in your interest to do so.
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As others have indicated, the language of your question makes it hard to understand exactly what happened. You should show the papers you have to...
Yes.
No.
You would have to get a divorce in the country in which you now reside.
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Probably not - as indicated by my colleague a default hearing is likely to be set. At the second appearance the divorce may be finalized.
Contact a local family attorney and discuss your options.