Massey v. Casals

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• holding that a juvenile court hearing, which included witness testimony and the submission of documentary evidence, met the statutory requirement
• holding that the parent seeking to impute income to the other parent bears the burden of proving that the parent is willfully and voluntarily underemployed
• affirming the trial court’s decision to disregard tax returns and check stubs and set income based on a substantially larger income figure stated in the parent’s mortgage application
• father claimed an income of $70,000 per year in the child support proceedings but an income of $240,000 per year in a mortgage application
• “Income may . . . be imputed to a parent where the court has been provided no reliable evidence of the parent’s income.”
• father spent over $100,000 on credit card payments in the year he claimed he was earning $70,000

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).