Raymond Wrubel

In a family law motion involving child support and corollary relief following the severance of divorce proceedings, the court was required to determine the applicant’s income for child support purposes.

The applicant’s financial disclosure and evidence regarding business income and deductions were found to be insufficient, including unexplained deductions and limited documentation supporting claimed expenses.

The court rejected certain deductions, including home office expenses, and considered lifestyle evidence such as foreign travel and deposits into a joint account.

Income was imputed to the applicant at $60,000 annually for the purposes of calculating child support for four children.

The court also addressed arrears, proportionate responsibility for section 7 expenses, and ordered ongoing financial disclosure.