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The court varied a family order to equal 14-on/14-off parenting, recalculated child support, dismissed special-expense and trust-fund claims, and split report costs equally.
The court dismissed post-trial applications seeking to hold an executor personally liable under WESA and to enforce costs against him, without prejudice to renewed proceedings.
The Court of Appeal found Mr. Dempsey in civil contempt for breaching sealing and protective orders and for failing to pay a prior contempt fine.
The court struck pleadings for persistent disclosure non-compliance, entered default judgment, granted injunctive relief, imposed a $5,000 fine, and fixed child support.
In this family law decision, the court addressed child support, spousal support variation, primary residence of the children, and special expenses, varying the order in part.
The court declined to end spousal support, refused to impute income to the respondent, and ordered retroactive support, s. 7 expense sharing, and related set-offs.
The court declined to vary the income formula, rejected additional income imputations, found contempt for missed special expenses and notebook recording, and awarded special costs.
Court varied child support and post-secondary support orders, found E. was no longer a child of the marriage effective June 1, 2014, cancelled arrears, and awarded costs to the father.
The court found the plaintiff had repeatedly re-litigated the same accommodation and union-representation issues across several forums and declared her a vexatious litigant under s. 18.
Supplementary reasons on post-judgment family matters, including costs, access, sale of property, and a private section 15 report.
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