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Income was imputed to a respondent working covertly, resulting in retroactive and prospective child support.
The applicant sought child and spousal support from the respondent following their separation in October 2018.
The respondent claimed he had no income and was not legally entitled to work in Canada.
The court found that the respondent had been working at a family-owned grocery store since 2021 and had diverted income through family members to obscure his earnings.
The court imputed income of $70,000 annually and ordered retroactive child support of $78,232 plus prospective monthly payments of $1,397.
No spousal support was awarded based on the imputed incomes of both parties.
