The respondent mother brought a motion for temporary shared parenting, child support, and spousal support.
The applicant father initially opposed overnight parenting time but later agreed to a shared schedule.
The court ordered a 2-2-5-5 shared parenting schedule.
On the issue of support, the father argued the mother's income should be imputed at $80,000 based on her recent earnings as a virtual sex worker.
The court declined to impute this income on public policy grounds, as doing so would effectively compel her to remain in the sex trade, and instead imputed part-time minimum wage income of $14,000.
The father was ordered to pay interim child support of $1,143 per month and interim spousal support of $850 per month.
