The parties separated after a seven-year marriage.
The central issues at trial were the equalization of net family properties, the determination of the respondent's income for child support purposes under a shared parenting arrangement, and the respondent's claim for spousal support.
The court determined the value of the matrimonial home and various debts, ordering the applicant to pay a net equalization payment of $48,231.06.
Both parties' claims for an unequal division of net family property were dismissed.
The court imputed income to the self-employed respondent due to his failure to provide adequate financial disclosure and ordered the applicant to pay $600 per month in child support based on a set-off calculation.
The respondent's claim for spousal support was dismissed as he failed to establish entitlement on either a compensatory or non-compensatory basis.
