Rhinelander J.

The applicant father brought an application to determine his income for the purpose of calculating retroactive and prospective child support.

The respondent mother disputed the father's reported income, arguing that he had failed to report all income sources and had deducted unreasonable personal expenses through his corporations.

The court reviewed the expert valuation report and found that while the father reported income from all sources, he had improperly deducted personal expenses for his residence and vehicle.

Consequently, the court adjusted the personal use allocations for rent to 75% and vehicle expenses to 50%, ordering a recalculation of the father's income and child support arrears.

The accused was charged with one count of sexual assault following an encounter in a parked car after meeting the complainant at an after-hours club.

The sole issue at trial was whether the sexual activity was consensual.

The trial judge evaluated the credibility and reliability of both the complainant and the accused, finding inconsistencies and difficulties in both of their testimonies.

Ultimately, the court concluded that the totality of the evidence left a reasonable doubt as to whether the sexual contact was consensual, resulting in an acquittal.