Sahota v. Sahota
The court ordered an unequal division of family property (65% to the claimant, 35% to the respondent) because the respondent's conduct—preventing the timely sale of the Larson Road property (thereby causing loss of the Family Home), failing to use the Antrim loan as required by the 2022 Agreement, providing deficient financial disclosure, and prolonged marked disparities in contributions and efforts to preserve family property—made an equal division significantly unfair under s.95 FLA. The Antrim loan (213,326.99) was allocated to the respondent, other identified business and CRA debts were s…
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- Family law act s.81 s.84 s.87 s.95
- Unequal division of family property
- Enforceability of separation/reconciliation agreement (2022 agreement)
- Financial disclosure obligations
- Allocation of business and personal debts
- Spousal support entitlement and principles