The applicant sought a retroactive and prospective variation of child support and retroactive section 7 special expenses.
The court determined the respondent's income for ongoing and retroactive child support, setting the retroactive start date to October 1, 2013, based on effective notice.
The respondent's claim of undue hardship was rejected due to insufficient evidence.
The applicant's claim for retroactive section 7 expenses was denied due to lack of receipts and failure to establish necessity.
However, the respondent was credited for cell phone expenses paid for the child.
The court ordered retroactive child support of $24,634.00 and ongoing monthly child support, along with proportionate sharing of post-secondary education costs and maintenance of a life insurance policy.