Kiran Sah

The parties lived together for 14 years.

The applicant sought spousal support and a constructive trust in the respondent's business and residence.

The respondent moved for partial summary judgment dismissing the business claim based on a release the applicant signed when her employment with the business was terminated.

The applicant moved for an advance of $50,000 for litigation expenses under Rule 24(12).

The court dismissed the summary judgment motion, finding the release pertained to employment and credibility issues required a trial.

The court granted the applicant's motion for interim disbursements, ordering a $50,000 advance from funds held in trust to level the playing field and allow her to retain an accountant.

The applicant mother moved for temporary sole custody of the parties' four children with alternate weekend access for the respondent father.

The father sought week-about shared custody.

The court found that the mother had unilaterally changed the children's routines to minimize contact with the father, and that alternate weekend access was not the true status quo.

The court ordered temporary joint custody with week-about residence to ensure the father's role was not marginalized.

Child support was varied to a set-off amount payable by the mother.