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Document summary:
The father argued that the court incorrectly determined the amount of the modified award because the court failed to impute income to the mother for stocks that the father contends were performing poorly, stocks that were not generating any income at the time of the hearing, expenses the trust incurs annually, and the increase in value of the trust corpus. The court held that it was proper not to impute income to the mother based on a less than stellar return of her stocks, for to do so would allow a court to micromanage stock portfolios. Clark v. Clark, No. 99-028 (Vt. June 22, 2001).
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