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The court ordered the pre-trial sale of a jointly owned duplex, finding the father failed to demonstrate sufficient prejudice to prevent it.
The mother brought a motion seeking compliance with an income disclosure order, sale of a jointly owned duplex, and occupation rent from the father.
The father had delayed financial disclosure and resisted the sale and occupation rent.
The court ordered the sale of the duplex by September 30, 2023, with net proceeds held in trust, finding the father had not met the onus to preclude sale despite potential equalization prejudice and disruption to children.
The claim for occupation rent was deferred to trial due to unknown variables.
The mother was awarded partial indemnity costs of $2500.
Mother granted final decision-making and 7/7 parenting schedule; father's child support reduced due to mother's new household income.
The parties in a high-conflict divorce sought a determination on decision-making authority, parenting time, and child support for their two daughters.
The court granted the mother final decision-making authority due to the parties' inability to communicate effectively and the father's ongoing anger and trust issues.
A 7/7 shared parenting schedule with a midweek visit was ordered to provide stability and reduce exchanges.
Child support payable by the father was reduced by half to $295.50 monthly, as the mother chose not to work while on maternity leave with a new child, and her new partner earned a significant income.
