The parties separated after an 18-year marriage.
The court determined the parties' incomes, imputing self-employment income to the respondent but declining to impute income to the applicant for underemployment.
The court ordered set-off child support for the parties' three children based on their respective residence schedules.
The applicant was awarded indefinite spousal support on a compensatory basis, but her claim for retroactive support to the date of separation was dismissed due to lack of effective notice.
Both parties' claims for retroactive section 7 expenses were dismissed for lack of notice, proof, and reasonableness.
The applicant's claim for a constructive trust over the matrimonial home to share in its post-separation increase in value was dismissed, as she failed to establish unjust enrichment and the equalization regime adequately addressed her contributions.
The respondent was ordered to pay an equalization payment.
