The applicant mother and respondent father separated after a nine-year marriage.
The mother sought sole decision-making authority, child support, spousal support, and equalization of net family property.
The court granted the mother sole decision-making authority due to the father's coercive and controlling behaviour and the parties' inability to communicate.
The father was granted parenting time on alternating weekends and specified weekdays.
The court dismissed the father's claim to impute income to the mother, ordering child and spousal support based on the parties' actual incomes.
The father was ordered to pay spousal support for 10 years at the mid-range of the Spousal Support Advisory Guidelines, an equalization payment of $213,870.11, and post-separation adjustments.
