The applicant sought temporary orders for child support, section 7 expenses, spousal support, an equalization advance, and life insurance designation.
The respondent opposed most claims, offering a lower spousal support amount.
The court found the respondent stood in loco parentis for the non-biological child, Naomi, and had child support obligations.
The applicant's income was imputed at $5,000/year and the respondent's at $164,954/year, including military allowances.
The court awarded the applicant $3,500/month in interim spousal support, exceeding the Spousal Support Advisory Guidelines (SSAG) ranges due to compelling financial circumstances.
Child support was ordered as section 7 expenses, with the applicant paying 32% ($314/month) and the respondent paying 68% ($669/month) of the determined shortfall for Naomi's post-secondary education.
The respondent was also ordered to designate the applicant as an irrevocable beneficiary of $300,000 of his life insurance policy as security for spousal support.
