The applicant brought a motion to change seeking termination of child support and reimbursement of alleged overpayments dating back to when the parties’ daughters reached adulthood.
The respondent filed a cross‑motion seeking retroactive child support adjustments and contribution toward the children’s post‑secondary education expenses.
The court found the applicant had failed to provide proper financial disclosure, intentionally under‑reported income, and engaged in blameworthy conduct by avoiding contact and concealing financial information for many years.
Applying the Child Support Guidelines and the principles from S. (D.B.) v. G. (S.R.), the court imputed income to the applicant and awarded retroactive child support and section 7 expenses dating back to 2000.
The court also ordered payment of outstanding historical cost awards and directed that the sums be paid directly from the applicant’s frozen investment account.
