“When an order is made requiring a payor to pay table child support based on an imputed income, that, in itself, becomes controversial going forward. Section 25 of the Child Support Guidelines requires a payor to produce annually, not more than once a year after the making of the order, disclosure referred to in s. 25 and in s. 21(1). As indicated below, I am modifying the disclosure he is required to provide to avoid disclosure becoming yet another area of conflict. As long as he remains self-employed, his documentation will continue to reflect a line 150 income that ought not to be the basis of establishing his table child support payment. I agree that Mr. S. must comply with s. 25 and s. 21(1) and provide disclosure. However, the amount that Mr. S. is now ordered to pay for table child support will not change automatically dependent on his line 150 income because, so long as he is self-employed, his line 150 income may be below the minimum income and he would assert that he has no obligation to pay table amount of child support. That would not reflect his actual financial circumstances. While he will be required to disclose annually, the table child support amount will not change automatically each year. The amount ordered below will not be subject to change unless Ms. D. brings a motion to change final order that is granted. On that basis, Ms. D. will receive the annual disclosure but will decide whether it is worthwhile emotionally and financially to press for additional table amount of child support.”