The applicant brought a motion for interim child support, interim spousal support, and an order striking the respondent's pleadings for failure to provide financial disclosure.
The court ordered that the respondent's pleadings regarding support be struck if he fails to provide the outstanding corporate financial statements and tax returns by a specified date.
The court dismissed the claim for interim spousal support, finding insufficient evidence for a compensatory claim and noting that the applicant had earned a high income post-separation, negating a non-compensatory claim three years post-separation.
The court imputed an income of $51,000 to the applicant based on a vocational assessment and increased the respondent's child support obligation to $800 per month for their shared custody arrangement, along with a proportionate share of section 7 expenses.
