The parties separated after 11 years of marriage and disputed custody, access, and support for their 11-year-old child.
The mother sought sole custody, alleging the father was controlling, undermined her parenting, and alienated the child.
The father sought joint custody and a continuation of the shared parenting schedule.
The court adopted the section 30 assessor's recommendation to grant the mother sole custody due to the parents' inability to communicate effectively and the father's contemptuous behaviour.
A week-about shared parenting schedule was ordered to minimize transitions and conflict.
The court imputed income to the retired father based on his capital assets and dismissed his claim for spousal support, ordering no child support due to the parties' similar incomes.
