Family law trial granting divorce, sole custody of the younger child to the respondent, child support, retroactive section 7 expenses, and property division orders.
Court found a material change of circumstance, concluded respondent was intentionally under-employed without sufficient medical evidence to justify income reduction, imputed income at $77,475 for 2011 and $93,000 for 2012-2013, set prospective monthly child support at $1,264 effective January 15, 2013, awarded retroactive arrears for 2011-2012 but reduced the calculated arrears from $15,302.67 to $7,651.34 (50% forgiveness) payable $200/month while maintaining ongoing payments, and confirmed Section 7 extraordinary expenses remain shared 50/50 per the original corollary order.
The court granted the father sole custody and decision-making authority, imputed income to the mother for child support, and dismissed retroactive reimbursement for past section 7 expenses.
In a family-law variation application, the court terminated spousal support prospectively, adjusted child support upward, and eliminated section 7 expenses.
The court ordered joint custody and guardianship, equalized parenting time, restricted travel to Iran, split section 7 expenses equally, and dismissed other family property claims.