The applicant and respondent brought competing motions for temporary relief in a highly contentious family law proceeding.
The applicant sought exclusive possession of the matrimonial home, a restraining order, custody of the youngest child, child and spousal support, and financial disclosure.
The respondent sought the sale of the matrimonial home and a jointly-owned condominium, access to the home, and disclosure.
The court ordered the matrimonial home to be listed for sale, with the applicant retaining exclusive possession pending the sale and the respondent contributing $2,500 monthly to its expenses.
The court declined to order the sale of the condominium due to a triable issue regarding ownership.
The requests for a restraining order and a formal custody order were dismissed, though the youngest child will remain with the applicant and the Office of the Children's Lawyer was appointed.
The court imputed an annual income of $146,633.32 to the respondent based on a three-year average of his gross income, ordering $1,529 per month in child support, but dismissed the claim for temporary spousal support.
Both parties were ordered to provide further financial disclosure.
