My question involves child support in the State of: NY
In the final stage of divorce, but I have a question about imputing the income of my near ex-wife.
She is currently working in the daycare where my girl attends pre-school for around 10 dollars an hour on a part time basis 5/6 hours a day @ 5 days per week. On the premise of being an at home mother we moved to NY from VA where she was making over 60K a year. This has been over 4.5 years ago. The state's wage schedule for what she did here is approximately 55K. My attorney told me that they will not impute her income due to the length of time that has elapsed. Is this so or is there something that I can do to show her skills of paralegal or managing a nursing home for several years for even more money will allow them to impute her income for the sake of the final hearing and establishing the parents fair percentage of responsibilities? I have encouraged her that since we are divorcing, that a full time job is the most responsible thing to do for the sake of my daughters future and college. I asked about getting some of the CS appropriated for college but was told that is a no go as well..... statue of limitations on imputing? They are doing a stall for some reason and I am trying to figure out what the strategy is here.......

