The trial addressed child and spousal support obligations and the mother's right to travel with the children without the father's consent.
The court imputed an annual income of $127,198.00 to the father for support purposes, finding his financial disclosure unreliable and his conduct blameworthy.
Retroactive child support was ordered from January 2016, departing from the presumptive three-year rule due to the father's blameworthy conduct and underpayment.
Prospective child support was set at $3576.00 per month.
The mother was found entitled to compensatory and needs-based spousal support, with a prospective award of $252.00 per month from February 2019.
The mother's claim for retroactive spousal support was denied due to unexplained delay and insufficient evidence.
The court granted the mother permission to travel with the children outside Canada without the father's prior consent, requiring only advance notice and an itinerary, citing the father's limited involvement and travel habits.
