Progressive Legal SolutionsBarrie, ON · October 23, 2026Imputed Income in Ontario: When Can a Court Attribute Income for Support?
When a parent earns less than they reasonably could, fails to disclose their finances, or structures their income in a way that understates their financial resources, questions can arise about how much they should contribute toward support. In Ontario, courts may impute income when a person’s reported income does not provide a fair basis for ...
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