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The practice of imputation or use of potential income is covered by the Michigan Child Support Formula. One kind of imputation is where the court assumes the income is actually greater than what is reported by the party, such as income which is in-kind or comes from perquisites, cash or investment income, etc. Another kind of imputation of income is where the court believes the evidence of income, but believes the party has a higher capacity or unexercised ability to earn,... Read More
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