This is a comprehensive family law trial decision addressing corollary relief issues in a 19-year marriage between a self-represented applicant and a respondent.
The court determined the parties' incomes for support purposes, imputing $40,000 to the applicant and $262,000 (2020-2022) and $247,716.19 (2023) to the respondent.
The decision addresses complex issues including the respondent's income from an Egyptian business venture, the applicant's earning capacity, child and spousal support obligations, equalization of net family property, post-separation adjustments, and the disposition of the matrimonial home.
The court found the respondent owned an Egyptian villa at separation and rejected claims regarding undisclosed business profits.
Spousal support was ordered on an indefinite basis under the Rule of 65, with set-off child support for two children and proportional section 7 expense contributions.
