In what circumstances have courts imputed income to a father where the father failed to produce medical evidence to support his claim that he was unable to work because of health problems?

Can a court impute income to a father who failed to provide medical evidence indicating that his health was compromised by health concerns? (Nova Scotia, Canada)

In what circumstances have courts imputed income to a payor who provides no medical evidence to support the payor's claim of not being able to work for health reasons? (Nova Scotia, Canada)

Is there any evidence to support a claim that there is no evidence supporting the existence of an underground mine? (Nova Scotia, Canada)

In what circumstances will imputation income for spousal support be imputed? (Nova Scotia, Canada)

Is a plaintiff required to provide expert evidence to support her claim for medical negligence? (Nova Scotia, Canada)

In what circumstances will child support be considered as income for purposes of child support purposes? (Nova Scotia, Canada)

What is the standard of evidence used in medical, scientific and other medical evidence at a jury trial? (Nova Scotia, Canada)

When a child maintenance obligation is based on imputed income, as a result of the calculation of income imputed on a spouse’s tax return, is this a determination of a fact that requires a more comprehensive analysis on a subsequent variation application? (Nova Scotia, Canada)

In what circumstances will a physician be ordered to give evidence in a medical malpractice action? (Nova Scotia, Canada)

When there are contradictory evidence in a medical malpractice case, does the court have any authority or authority to interfere? (Nova Scotia, Canada)