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The court ordered $250,000 held in trust as security for future child support obligations.
The applicant sought security for child support and s.7 expenses due to the respondent's history of payment default and negative animus.
The parties had previously agreed on the form of security and some specific expense reimbursements.
The court determined the quantum of security, ordering $250,000 to cover reasonably foreseeable future support obligations, to be held in the respondent's counsel's trust account.
The decision also addressed the process for future costs submissions.
Request to reconsider partial dismissal of duty of fair representation complaint denied.
The applicant's representative requested that the Board reconsider its decision dismissing portions of a duty of fair representation complaint.
The representative argued he was not apprised of developments while another counsel briefly represented the applicant.
The Board declined to reconsider, noting that the applicant had been provided an opportunity to respond to preliminary motions through her then-counsel, and the representative's largely erroneous submissions provided no reason to revisit the decision.
