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The court severed the spouse-status issue, dismissed an interim-funding request, granted a s. 91 restraint, limited document production, and allowed only a narrow amendment.
The court adjourned an interim application to sell the parties’ home, finding too many unresolved issues about disclosure, overseas assets, and property rights. Limited relief was granted on a RRSP restraint.
The appeal is dismissed because the trial judge’s factual findings — that the appellant was a flight risk warranting supervised parenting time, that the appellant was the beneficial owner of UWA for support purposes, that support and restraining orders were appropriate, and that full indemnity costs were justified by prolonged misconduct — are supported by the record and entitled to appellate deference; however, the trial judge’s gratuitous declaration regarding share ownership exceeded jurisdiction and must be deleted from the order.
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The court varied parenting transportation and child support, unfroze two RBC accounts, and ordered each party to bear their own costs.
Interim parenting arrangements were ordered to restore the child’s pre-separation routine, with parenting time split between the parents and the paternal grandmother’s care continuing.
The court granted the mother sole guardianship, limited the father to supervised contact conditions, and ordered child support, spousal support, asset division, and protection orders.
The court dismissed a father's request to restrain the mother from attending his home or following the child during parenting time, finding the incident did not justify a restraining order.
Court awarded the respondent sole guardianship and primary parental responsibilities, finding the claimant’s credibility severely impaired and her parenting time should be supervised.
The court granted limited restraining orders and ordered sale of the Surrey property with sole conduct to the claimant, but dismissed the respondent's bid to expand parenting time.
The court ordered spousal support, found a resulting trust over a transferred condominium, divided the parents’ equity equally, granted divorce, and extended a restraining order.
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