Legal Question in Family Law in Florida

imputed income
I am pro se in divorce process. I and my husband worked at our family company and he was the only one receiving income. In the recomended general magistrate order for final judgement , the court uses for me imputed income in the child support guide line work sheet.My husband locked me out from the company, the Court leaves it with him and even so I do not have any income and I am curently unemployed (starting my own company) the Court uses in figuring out child support imputed income and uses percentage of financial responsibility ( husband 70% me 25%) in other diferent ways as for how to divide child medical bils etc. I would rather like to see 100% fin responsibility on husbands side, thats the current situation.Is that regular procedure to use imputed income even so I do not have any?

Asked on 2/23/09, 11:42 am

Brent Rose The Orsini & Rose Law Firm

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Re: imputed income

If someone claims zero income and no disablility which prevents work, income is nearly always imputed.

Answered on 2/23/09, 11:51 am

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