An economic report is a document that presents an analysis of the financial impact of a particular event or circumstance. In the context of support litigation, an economic report may be used to validate a claim for financial support by providing evidence of the costs associated with the individual’s disability or injury.

There are several types of economic reports that may be used to validate a claim for support in a litigation case. These include:

1. Lost earning capacity report: This report estimates the amount of money that an individual would have earned over their lifetime had they not experienced a disability or injury that prevented them from working.
2. Life care plan: This report outlines the medical and non-medical needs of an individual who requires ongoing care due to a disability or injury, and quantifies the cost of their future care.
3. Household services report: This report estimates the value of the household services that an individual would have provided to their family had they not experienced a disability or injury that prevented them from performing these services.
4. Vocational rehabilitation report: This report estimates the cost of training and education that an individual may need in order to return to work after experiencing a disability or injury.

To create an economic report, it is important to gather relevant financial and medical information, such as pay stubs, tax returns, medical bills, and treatment records. It is also important to consider a variety of factors, such as the individual’s age, education, training, and work history, as well as the cost of medical treatment and other services in the region where the individual lives.

An economic report can be a valuable tool in support litigation cases, as it provides evidence of the financial impact of the individual’s disability or injury and helps to justify the amount of financial support being requested. It is important to work with an experienced economist or financial expert in order to ensure that the report is accurate and comprehensive.