The court ordered E.B. to attend the claimant’s preferred high school, varied parenting time to reflect a June 2022 consent agreement, and set a process to appoint a parenting coordinator.
The court ordered sale of the former family home and dismissed an interim request to impute income to the respondent, leaving support issues for trial.
The court found a material change in circumstances and varied a final parenting order to reflect the child’s school age, work schedules, travel, and passport arrangements.
The court varied parenting arrangements for the youngest child, found one child no longer a child of the marriage, fixed each parent’s Guidelines income, and set 2019 child support at $755 per month.
The court dismissed a family-law application to bar further child-related applications and to seek expenses or a fine under s. 221 of the Family Law Act.
The court found a material change in circumstances affecting the child but declined to grant sole custody or a 50/50 shared parenting order; instead it modified the existing parenting schedule (maintaining the weekly pattern but expanding father's holiday and summer time in specified blocks), ordered prospective child support of $495 per month commencing January 1, 2015, awarded retroactive child support at $546 per month effective March 2014 with a retroactive total to May 2015 of $7,935 (credit for any table amount paid), directed proportionate sharing of future section 7 expenses and child…
The court refused most urgent interim custody and therapy orders sought on a s. 15 report, finding no immediate harm before trial, but made limited parenting and non-denigration orders.