The applicant mother brought a motion to change seeking retroactive child support and contribution to special and extraordinary expenses for two children.
The respondent father, who was self-employed, had failed to provide timely financial disclosure and his income had significantly increased in recent years.
The court found no blameworthy conduct to justify a retroactive variation prior to November 2016, but imputed the father's income for 2016 onwards.
The court ordered the father to pay retroactive table support, ongoing table support for one child, and his proportionate share of special and extraordinary expenses, including clothing for a child with special needs residing in a treatment centre.
