Court orders parallel parenting, time-limited spousal support, and unequal division of net family property following short marriage.
The parties separated after a short marriage of less than three years.
The court resolved final issues regarding parenting, child and spousal support, and equalization of net family property.
The court ordered a parallel parenting regime and a gradual increase in the father's parenting time, culminating in equal shared parenting.
The father's income was imputed for support purposes, resulting in retroactive and ongoing child and spousal support awards.
The court also ordered an unequal division of net family property under s. 5(6) of the Family Law Act, finding that an equal division would be unconscionable given the short duration of cohabitation and the father's pre-marriage acquisition and improvement of the matrimonial home.
