The parties separated after a 21-year marriage.
The applicant sought an unequal division of net family property, alleging the respondent recklessly depleted insurance proceeds received after their home burned down.
The court dismissed the claim for unequal division, finding insufficient evidence of reckless depletion.
The court ordered the partition and sale of the matrimonial home, with proceeds to be divided equally after paying joint debts.
The respondent was ordered to pay retroactive child support of $13,212 out of his share of the house proceeds, and ongoing child support based on his current income.
Spousal support was set at zero due to the respondent's inability to pay.
