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The court partially granted a support review, refusing to deduct accessible RRSP contributions, declining to impute income to the claimant, and setting a new review date.
The court granted divorce, upheld the separation agreement’s spousal support quantum, but reduced the support duration on review and awarded costs to the respondent.
The court imputed the claimant’s income for 2018 and 2019 by adding personal and unsupported business expenses, then varied child support retroactively under the separation agreement.
The court declined to impute income, found the claimant entitled to indefinite spousal support, and ordered SSAG-based support from April 19, 2019.
The Court of Appeal set child-support guideline income at a five-year average, not a three-year average, and left the chambers costs order undisturbed.
The Court of Appeal held leave to appeal was not required because the child support order was not interim relief, and it extended time to file appeal materials.
Review of spousal and child support after separation agreement. Court set child support using $200,000 income, imputed $15,000 to the respondent, and ordered indefinite spousal support.
Interim family-law ruling on custody, access to Australia, and retroactive child support. Sole custody was refused, access expanded, and support set at guideline income from August 1, 2006.
The court varied spousal support after the payor’s retirement, finding it reasonable to attribute income from assets and RRSPs and setting support at $1,750 monthly.
The court ordered compensatory spousal support of $3,772 per month indefinitely, with a review when the Wife turns 60, and required life insurance security to continue.
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