The parties separated after 12.5 years of marriage and resolved custody and access of their three children.
At trial, the court determined the applicant's income for child support purposes, imputing additional income due to undisclosed earnings from various side businesses.
The court ordered retroactive child support and found that the children's extensive athletic and musical activities qualified as Section 7 extraordinary expenses, requiring proportionate contribution from the applicant.
The court also valued the matrimonial home, accounting for necessary roof repairs, and calculated the equalization of net family properties, applying various set-offs against the equalization payment owed by the respondent.
