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Court imputes income and grants support, custody, and property relief after respondent’s default.
In an uncontested family law trial following the respondent’s default and failure to participate in the proceedings, the court granted a divorce and addressed custody, child support, spousal support, property division, and related relief.
The court imputed income of $150,000 to the respondent due to his failure to provide financial disclosure and evidence of significant prior earnings from a chiropractic and orthotics business.
The applicant, who had been a homemaker and primary caregiver during a lengthy marriage, was awarded sole custody of the younger children, ongoing and retroactive child support, retroactive and indefinite spousal support, reimbursement of section 7 expenses, and costs.
The respondent’s interest in the matrimonial home was extinguished, with offsets applied against any potential equalization claim due to unpaid support obligations and costs.
