R. S. Jain J.

The parties separated after a 19-year marriage.

The trial addressed financial issues including child support, spousal support, and the equalization of business interests.

Both parties were self-employed and sought to impute income to the other.

The court imputed an income of $32,000 to the applicant and $130,000 to the respondent.

The court ordered the applicant to pay ongoing child support and the respondent to pay ongoing and retroactive spousal support.

The respondent was also ordered to pay an equalization payment for the parties' business interests and post-separation adjustments.

The applicant brought a motion to extend a temporary restraining order previously granted without notice.

The respondent opposed the extension, arguing there were no grounds.

The court found that a serious physical altercation had occurred between the parties during a vacation in Cuba, requiring the applicant to seek medical attention.

Concluding that the applicant had reasonable grounds to fear for her safety, the court granted the extension of the restraining order on a temporary basis.