I'm in a bit of an upside down situation.
My wife will owe me an equalization but is currently on social assistance and I'm earning $46k.(maybe more with business exp)
Now the dust has settled it's clear my wife had engaged in an extremely hostile set of allegations. I've been cleared of absolutely everything through the OCL assessment.
So now everyone wants to settle. We will get joint. I am about to handover disclosure. My wife did a disclosure but left out huge sections and in the detail provided it's clear she has hidden $28,000 in assets. And just simply lied on her 13.1 - credit card overstated by $1500 and bank understated by $1500 and then lied about a loan fir $3500 which she can't provide paper for.
So even if we forget about hidden assets the equalization to me will be $4k. With it all factored in $18,000 will be owed to me.
We both earned roughly the same at the time of separation. We both run small businesses. To support her case she flung herself into social assistance...full subsidy of a townhouse, welfare, fully paid education.
I am just going to assume her income is imputed to something like $30k
I should say I doubt this goes to trial given her behavior and the fact she'd likely get bad faith and hit with full costs ($16,800 to date) so it will be a negotiation.
So here is the question...
I assume inevitably they will try for back dated child support. I haven't paid any...since we both earned the same at time of separation and she launch a full frontal attack full of lies with an emergency motion.
If her income is imputed I suspect a monthly of $200 roughly. So retro back to separation would be $7k. If not income imputed...it will be $14k
Can that come out of the equalization owed?
I suspect I will never be able to make her pay me the equalization right? I'd have to chase her to the ends of the earth to get paid.
My wife will owe me an equalization but is currently on social assistance and I'm earning $46k.(maybe more with business exp)
Now the dust has settled it's clear my wife had engaged in an extremely hostile set of allegations. I've been cleared of absolutely everything through the OCL assessment.
So now everyone wants to settle. We will get joint. I am about to handover disclosure. My wife did a disclosure but left out huge sections and in the detail provided it's clear she has hidden $28,000 in assets. And just simply lied on her 13.1 - credit card overstated by $1500 and bank understated by $1500 and then lied about a loan fir $3500 which she can't provide paper for.
So even if we forget about hidden assets the equalization to me will be $4k. With it all factored in $18,000 will be owed to me.
We both earned roughly the same at the time of separation. We both run small businesses. To support her case she flung herself into social assistance...full subsidy of a townhouse, welfare, fully paid education.
I am just going to assume her income is imputed to something like $30k
I should say I doubt this goes to trial given her behavior and the fact she'd likely get bad faith and hit with full costs ($16,800 to date) so it will be a negotiation.
So here is the question...
I assume inevitably they will try for back dated child support. I haven't paid any...since we both earned the same at time of separation and she launch a full frontal attack full of lies with an emergency motion.
If her income is imputed I suspect a monthly of $200 roughly. So retro back to separation would be $7k. If not income imputed...it will be $14k
Can that come out of the equalization owed?
I suspect I will never be able to make her pay me the equalization right? I'd have to chase her to the ends of the earth to get paid.
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