The applicant wife sought retroactive and ongoing child and spousal support from the respondent husband, who operated a roofing business.
The court found the husband had historically operated on a cash basis and continued to under-report his income even after incorporating his business.
The court imputed income to the husband for the years 2014 to 2018, ordered $15,000 in retroactive support after crediting the husband for post-separation payments, and ordered ongoing child support of $1,500.23 per month and spousal support of $266 per month for seven years.
The court declined to order the husband to obtain new health or life insurance plans due to lack of jurisdiction.
