Dr. Irene Patelis-Siotis

The respondent, Kevin Ross Blainey, brought a motion to change seeking to terminate his spousal support obligation.

The applicant, Dawn Marie Blainey a.k.a.

Dawn Marie Demeter, sought to push back the spousal support review and claim retroactive child support.

The court found no material change in circumstances to vary the spousal support review or grant retroactive child support.

The court granted the termination of spousal support effective July 7, 2022, finding the applicant had failed to prove continued entitlement and had received sufficient support for fifteen years, noting her financial mismanagement and the lack of credible evidence regarding her PTSD impacting her ability to work.

The plaintiff alleged breach of contract, misrepresentation, bad faith, willful misconduct, personal injury, and negligence in breach of fiduciary duty against her insurance company, CAA, stemming from the handling of multiple car damage claims between 1993 and 2004, and subsequent alleged harassment.

The court found no evidence to support the plaintiff's claims of improper conduct by CAA or its employee, Joe Jansen, in the administration of the insurance claims or in post-claim interactions.

Expert evidence regarding the car damage and the plaintiff's medical condition did not establish a link between CAA's conduct and any alleged harm or losses.

The action was dismissed.