Is it possible for a party seeking to impute income to get to the first step, laying the evidentiary foundation, where the party against whom they are seeking to be imputed makes little or no financial disclosure to the court?
Ontario, Canada
The following excerpt is from Pustai v. Pustai, 2018 ONCA 785 (CanLII):
Of course, it is difficult for a party seeking to impute income to get to the first step, laying the evidentiary foundation, where the party against whom income is sought to be imputed makes little or no financial disclosure to the court: Di Bratto v. Sebastiao, 2015 ONSC 1996, at para. 179.
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