The applicant sought to determine the respondent father's income for child support purposes, his contribution to extraordinary expenses for the children's gymnastics, dance, and orthodontic treatment, and retroactive support from the date of separation (August 1, 2008) through December 31, 2009.
The respondent claimed significantly reduced income following his employer's bankruptcy in 2009 and the formation of a new business partnership.
The court found the respondent intentionally underemployed and imputed annual income of $80,000 based on his prior earning capacity and credible marketable skills.
The court ordered ongoing table support and section 7 expense contributions, with the parties to share extraordinary expenses equally going forward.
Arrears were not cancelled and were to be enforced through the Family Responsibility Office.
