If a child has a higher income earning capacity than a mother, is the child's income producing capacity more likely to be higher than that of the mother?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from G.K.G. v. S.S.G., 2010 BCSC 20 (CanLII):
Somewhat connected to this point and another factor to be considered under this subsection is the fact that the Father has a higher income earning capacity than the Mother: Armistead v. Armistead, 1994 CarswellBC 1595. He will probably always have a higher income producing capacity.
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