The applicant brought a motion seeking to remove a fraudulent charge on a jointly owned rental property, obtain a no-dealings order, and terminate child support payments.
The respondent had a history of non-compliance with court orders regarding the property's sale and had registered a $650,000 charge in favour of her mother without evidence of a legitimate loan, seemingly to frustrate the sale.
The court found the charge to be a fraudulent conveyance, declared it null and void, and ordered its removal.
It also granted a no-dealings order for both the rental property and the matrimonial home and terminated child support retroactively, as the children had primarily resided with the applicant since September 2022, constituting a substantial change in circumstances.