Vocational Expert Services, Inc.

Vocational Expert Services, Inc. is a company dedicated to providing vocational consulting, vocational expert and vocational counseling.

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Function drives employability.
Work capacity is a vocational question.

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Diagnosis ≠ inability to work.

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Past full-time work can impact earning capacity today.

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Underemployment must be analyzed—not assumed. Earning capacity depends on ability, not just current job.
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A vocational expert can help determine what someone could realistically earn.

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Courts rely on evidence—not guesses—when deciding income. Imputation requires evidence.

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Not working—or working below one’s ability—does not necessarily mean reduced earning capacity. Courts may still consider what you’re capable of earning.

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When should you consider a vocational evaluation?

• Disputed income
• Workforce re-entry
• Career changes
• Underemployment

Happy to discuss whether a case may benefit.

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Skills transfer – even when careers change.

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Courts evaluate earning capacity—not just pay stubs.
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Income disputes often come from unclear work history or career gaps.

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Vocational evaluations are structured—not guesses.

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Income ≠ earning capacity in divorce cases.

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When a spouse has a disabling condition, evaluating earning capacity becomes more complex. Vocational experts analyze medical limitations, work history, and job markets to determine realistic employability and wages. #VocationalExpert #FamilyLaw #EarningCapacity

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How Can a Vocational Assessment Help in a Divorce or Family Law Case?
Child support and alimony are often calculated based on a spouse’s wages. However, in many cases the key issue is not just current income—but earning capacity.

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based on these factors.
In divorce and family law cases, a vocational assessment can provide the court with an objective, fact-based analysis of what a spouse is capable of earning. This information helps the court make informed decisions regarding child support and alimony.

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Today, I would like to take a moment to remember our dear friend Bill England, who passed away one year ago.
Bill will be remembered by the vocational rehabilitation community as a leader, mentor, and dedicated advocate for the profession.