The parties separated after a 15-year marriage during which the applicant was a stay-at-home mother to four children and the respondent was the primary income earner.
Following the resolution of parenting, child support, and equalization, the court determined outstanding issues of post-separation adjustments, imputation of income, and spousal support.
The court adjusted the respondent's claim for carrying costs of the matrimonial home to account for rental income he received.
The court imputed an income of $35,000 to the applicant based on her capacity to earn minimum wage, rejecting the respondent's request to impute $60,000-$70,000.
The applicant was awarded compensatory and non-compensatory spousal support of $533 per month for six years, with the court requesting submissions on whether the award should be paid as a lump sum.
