The applicant brought an interim motion for child and spousal support.
Both parties were self-employed.
The court imputed the applicant's income at $100,000 based on her consulting contract.
For the respondent, who owned a holding company with a 50% interest in a dental distribution business, the court applied section 18 of the Child Support Guidelines to attribute pre-tax corporate income to him.
The court found the respondent had effective control over dividend declarations and there was no business reason for retaining the earnings.
The respondent's income was determined to be $820,000.
The court ordered interim spousal support of $16,000 per month and child support of $10,000 per month.