The parties separated in 2010 and shared custody of their three children starting in 2015.
The trial addressed financial issues including income determination, retroactive and ongoing child and spousal support, and section 7 expenses.
The court found the mother was not intentionally underemployed and included the father's 401(k) withdrawal in his income.
The court ordered the father to pay retroactive child support, retroactive and ongoing non-compensatory spousal support for a fixed duration, and his proportionate share of section 7 expenses including nanny and dental costs.
