NJSBA Family Law Section

Do you know of a reported case wherein the Court imputed income to a litigant at age 70?  This Husband worked until age 69 as a psychologist and then sold his practice just prior to seeking a divorce.  After the filing , we discovered a website in another state in which he relocated to advertising his psychology and consulting services and that of his daughter.  We have a vocational report finding that he can earn 100-120K per year.  This is a 16 year marriage and the wife stayed at home.  Any guidance would be appreciated.



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Eric Aretsky Esq.
Hackensack NJ
(201)445-5856

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Charles Abut Esq.
Hackensack NJ
(201)342-0404

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Original Message:
Sent: 05-05-2013 14:15
From: Eric Aretsky
Subject: Imputing income to a 70 year old Husband

Do you know of a reported case wherein the Court imputed income to a litigant at age 70?  This Husband worked until age 69 as a psychologist and then sold his practice just prior to seeking a divorce.  After the filing , we discovered a website in another state in which he relocated to advertising his psychology and consulting services and that of his daughter.  We have a vocational report finding that he can earn 100-120K per year.  This is a 16 year marriage and the wife stayed at home.  Any guidance would be appreciated.



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Eric Aretsky Esq.
Hackensack NJ
(201)445-5856

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