Family
Dec. 27, 2001
Vocational Evaluations Need New Basis in Reality
Forum Column by Fred Silberberg - It is not uncommon in family law cases to require parties to undergo vocational evaluations. The purpose of these evaluations is to provide the court with information on a party's earning capacity when that party is seeking spousal support.
By Fred Silberberg
It is not uncommon in family law cases to require parties to undergo vocational evaluations. The purpose of these evaluations is to provide the court with information on a party's earning capacity when that party is seeking spousal support.
Unfortunately, these evaluations rarely serve wha...
It is not uncommon in family law cases to require parties to undergo vocational evaluations. The purpose of these evaluations is to provide the court with information on a party's earning capacity when that party is seeking spousal support.
Unfortunately, these evaluations rarely serve wha...
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