This divorce proceeding primarily addressed parenting and child support for two children, with minor property issues.
The respondent, rendered quadriplegic in a motor vehicle accident where the applicant was the at-fault driver, sought joint custody and increased parenting time.
The court granted a parenting order, with the children residing with the applicant, who retained day-to-day control and final decision-making authority on major issues after consulting the respondent.
The respondent was granted weekend parenting time, subject to the condition of a caregiver's presence.
The decision on child support was deferred due to insufficient financial disclosure from the respondent regarding insurance proceeds and accident benefits, with further disclosure ordered.
Minor personal property issues were resolved, and the divorce was granted, severed from the corollary relief issues.
Costs were deferred pending resolution of the support issue.