Tudor v. Tudor

canada, canadian, case law, court opinion, canlii, onca, 2026onca640, 2026 onca 640 (canlii), 2026, onca, 640, (canlii), coa-25-cv-1713, 2026, family, appeal, separation trial orders, equalization payment, spousal support, sale of matrimonial home, whether any reviewable error warranting intervention on appeal, findings of mixed fact and law said to be wrong, trial judge carefully and methodically reviewed oral and documentary evidence, appeal dismissed, no order as to costs, family, property division, unconscionability, family law act, s. 5(6), whether the test for unconscionability was misapplied in refusing unequal division of net family property, claim for unequal division dismissed at trial, allegations of reckless spending, fraudulent transactions, hidden accounts, and asset depletion rejected, appeal dismissed, family, spousal support, quantum, whether the quantum of retroactive spousal support and ongoing spousal support was determined in error, trial judge ordered retroactive and ongoing spousal support, reasons show the record was considered in its entirety, findings entitled to deference and no reviewable error found, appeal dismissed, family, income determination, imputed income, whether the trial judge erred in declining to impute income to the husband, decline in income between 2019 and 2020 explained and accepted, trial judge entitled to accept explanation on the record, no palpable and overriding error in the assessment, appeal dismissed, evidence, appellate review, credibility and factual findings, whether palpable and overriding errors were made regarding a line of credit, alleged disposal of major assets, alleged financial and legal manipulation, and cooperation with financial disclosure, trial judge preferred the husband’s evidence and noted the wife’s signature, findings entitled to deference, appeal dismissed, no order as to costs