Vocational Expert Services

Residual Functional Capacity (RFC) is a term used to describe an evaluation of someone’s functional abilities and limitations given their particular condition or injury. Vocational Experts can consider how a person’s RFC evaluation affects their ability to work.

A Vocational Expert will discuss the key aspects of your case, the documentation required, and any pertinent court dates.

A vocational assessment determines earning potential by evaluating an individual’s potential to work. This information can be crucial if a spouse is underemployed, out of work, or disabled at the time of the divorce. We recommend discussing your specific situation with an experienced family law attorney.

As a part of our services, we can work as your collaborative divorce vocational consultant.

Imputed income means to assign income to an individual. The courts may assign income for the purpose of calculating child support or alimony. The court may impute income when presented with “evidence of income from available employment for which the party is suitably qualified by education, experience, current licensure, or geographic location…” See§ 61.30(2)(b), Fla. Stat. (2021).

A Vocational Expert will review the key aspects of your case, including the nature of the injury, a summary of the resulting limitations, the documentation required, and any pertinent court dates.

A Vocational Expert evaluates the Residual Functional Capacity (RFC), employment history, age, education, labor market conditions, and other relevant vocational factors to assess an individual’s employability and earning capacity. We recommend discussing your specific circumstances with a qualified personal injury attorney.

An individual’s earning capacity refers to their ability to generate income, which depends on both intellectual capabilities and physical aptitude. Any changes or impairments to these attributes may significantly impact their potential to earn wages.