Therefore, because the trial court acted within its statutory authority based upon the evidence presented, we find no error. In fixing the amount of the spousal support award, a review of all of the factors contained in Code 20-107.1 is mandatory, and the amount awarded must be fair and just under all of the circumstances . . . . 14 Va. App. A court may under appropriate circumstances impute income to a party seeking spousal support. 10 Va. App.
Husband contends that the trial court erred when it failed to impute income to wife.
Wife turned down a nursing position due to the nature of the patient's illness. Based upon the evidence before the trial court, we cannot say that its decision not to impute additional income to wife was an abuse of discretion. He did not raise any objection based upon the court's purported lack of jurisdiction. Therefore, husband waived his argument that the trial court lacked jurisdiction to award additional attorney's fees. Husband did not raise this argument below, and we will not consider it for the first time on appeal.