Monika J. Curyk

The parties separated after a five-year marriage.

The mother sought retroactive and ongoing child and spousal support, and equalization of net family property.

The court found that the father engaged in monumental and self-serving financial nondisclosure regarding his businesses in Canada and Nigeria.

Drawing a strong adverse inference, the court imputed the father's income at $130,000 for most years due to intentional underemployment and hidden income.

The father was ordered to pay child support and indefinite spousal support at the high end of the SSAG range, along with a substantial equalization payment.

The applicant brought a motion for sole decision-making authority to vaccinate the parties' two children against COVID-19.

The respondent opposed the motion, citing concerns about the mother's disclosure of family medical history to the pediatrician and alleging tactical motives.

The court took judicial notice of the safety and efficacy of the COVID-19 vaccine for children and found no reason to delay vaccination.

The motion was granted, and the applicant was awarded costs.