The applicant sought a declaration that he had complied with a 2011 separation agreement, while the respondent sought enforcement of the agreement, retroactive child support, and reimbursement for funds advanced to their daughter.
The court found the applicant's evidence regarding alleged variations to the separation agreement to be not credible and ordered him to pay $360,693 for preconstruction deposits and $845,816.44 for the matrimonial home mortgage.
The court also imputed income to the applicant and ordered him to pay $19,333 in retroactive child support, but dismissed the respondent's claim regarding the daughter's condo.
