The father brought a motion to change seeking retroactive child support based on the mother's increased income.
The mother opposed and sought to impute a higher income to the father, arguing he used his business to pay personal expenses and deliberately underpaid himself.
The court found the father had unreported income and personal expenses paid through his business.
The court imputed the father's income at $125,000 per year for 2019-2021, resulting in the father owing the mother retroactive child support arrears.
The court also ordered the parties to share section 7 childcare expenses equally.