A. P. Ramsay

The applicant mother sought orders for primary residence, parenting time discretion, imputed income, retroactive and ongoing child support, and a no-contact order following the parties' separation.

The respondent father failed to attend the trial.

The court granted the applicant primary residence and discretion over parenting time, subject to conditions, due to the respondent's inconsistent exercise of parenting time and failure to communicate.

Income of $171,701 was imputed to the respondent due to his failure to provide financial disclosure regarding his incorporated business.

The court ordered retroactive and ongoing child support based on the imputed income, enforced section 7 arrears, and granted a no-contact order under the Children's Law Reform Act.

The respondent brought a motion for interim child and spousal support.

The parties were separated but continued to reside in the matrimonial home with their children.

The applicant was paying all carrying costs for the home, joint debts, and children's expenses.

The court dismissed the motion as premature, finding that interim support is generally not payable when the payor spouse covers all carrying costs while the parties reside together under the same roof.

The respondent was granted liberty to renew the motion once the matrimonial home is sold.