23.352 Underemployment; Factors

23.352 Underemployment; Factors Specific factors for you to consider include, but are not limited to, 1. the party's past and present employment; 2. the party's education and training; 3. whether unemployment or underemployment for the purpose of pursuing additional training or education is reasonable in light of the party's responsibility to support his or her child and, to this end, whether the training or education may ultimately benefit the child by increasing the party's level of support for that child in the future; 4. a party's ownership of valuable assets and resources, such as an expensive home or automobile, that appear inappropriate or unreasonable for the income claimed by the party; 5. the party's own health and ability to work outside the home; and 6. the party's role as caretaker of a child of that party, a disabled or seriously ill child of that party, a disabled or seriously ill adult child of that party, or any other disabled or seriously ill relative for whom that party has assumed the role of caretaker, which eliminates or substantially reduces the party's ability to work outside the home, and the need for the party to continue the role of caretaker in the future (See 23.355 Caretaker; Explained.).