What are the reasons for decision arising out of a two-day trial about the father's child and spousal support obligations?

Ontario, Canada


The following excerpt is from Matti v. Odish, 2017 ONCJ 538 (CanLII):

[1] On June 19, 2017, the court released its reasons for decision arising out of a two-day trial about the applicant’s (the father’s) child and spousal support obligations. See: Matti v. Odish, 2017 ONCJ 410.

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