Washburn v. Washburn

The appellant husband in this dissolution of marriage case argues that the trial court erred in its timesharing order regarding the parties’ children, in admitting certain evidence that related to the husband’s income, in imputing income to the husband, and in failing to impute more income to the appellee wife. We affirm the trial court’s determinations on timesharing and on the wife’s income without further *89discussion. As discussed below, we find merit in the husband’s evidentiary argument, and our reversal on that issue requires the reversal of the imputation of income to the husband.

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