Following the breakdown of their 12-year common law relationship, the applicant and respondent disputed property division, spousal support, child support, and travel consent for their children.
The court found that while the parties were engaged in a joint family venture, there was no unjust enrichment, and dismissed the trust claims regarding two properties, leaving title as is.
The court imputed an income of $50,000 to the respondent, ordering the applicant to pay $2,440 per month in spousal support for four years, and the respondent to pay $743 per month in child support.
The court also established a protocol for obtaining children's government documents and travel consent.