This family law proceeding under the Divorce Act addressed decision-making authority, parenting time, child support, and equalization of net family property.
The court found both parents capable but noted significant conflict, particularly regarding children's non-school activities.
Joint decision-making was ordered, with a mechanism for resolving disputes over extracurriculars.
Equal parenting time was granted, conditional on the Father relocating to the children's school district by a specified date.
Child support was ordered on a set-off basis.
The court made specific rulings on equalization claims, including rejecting the Mother's claim for household contents, accepting her loans from siblings, valuing Fern Property appliances at zero, and rejecting the Father's alleged loans to relatives and vehicle gifts.
Post-separation adjustments for the Fern Property were to be recalculated by the parties.