The applicant mother and respondent father brought cross-motions regarding interim child and spousal support.
The mother sought to maintain the status quo, arguing there was insufficient evidence to impute income to the self-employed father, whose tax returns showed negative income despite significant spending.
The father sought to impute his income at $50,000 and requested the mother pay child support for their adult daughter attending college.
The court agreed there was insufficient evidence to impute the father's income and maintained the status quo for his support obligations.
However, the court ordered the mother to pay $350 per month in child support for the college-aged daughter, calculating an estimated range based on the parties' likely incomes.
