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The court dismissed a father's bid to end supervised parenting and expand time with his child, while granting limited reimbursement, disclosure, and costs relief.
The Court used an hours-based method to calculate parenting time under s. 9 of the Federal Child Support Guidelines and found the respondent met the 40% threshold.
The court varied child support prospectively from 2022, terminated spousal support effective September 1, 2020, and denied earlier retroactive reductions and a s. 211 report.
Appeal from a family law order dismissed. The court upheld equal shared parenting, refused retroactive and ongoing child support, and allowed costs to the respondent.
The court awarded retroactive child support after finding the payor’s non-disclosure was blameworthy, declined income imputation, and ordered equal sharing of future s. 7 expenses.
The court varied a parenting order to reflect a child’s best interests, relying on an updated s. 211 report, and allowed travel without the father’s consent.
The court varied child and spousal support after finding Mr. F’s income decline was material and continuing, and largely rejected claims of underemployment and disclosure fault.
Interim family law application varying parenting time, passport holding, and medical decision-making for a six-year-old child, with the mother's authority preserved on medical consent.
Application for retroactive child support disclosure dismissed. The court found the broader December application procedurally improper and the October application disproportionate and insufficiently grounded under Rule 9-1.
Family-law trial on property division, support, parenting, and child support. The court rejected an oral property agreement, ordered equal division, and made detailed parenting orders.
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