What is the financial disclosure required for an interim application for support?

This conclusion is reached in the absence of complete financial disclosure, as is often the case on interim applications for support. The expectation is that the full financial circumstances of the parties will be forthcoming and available to the trial judge, and any adjustments made accordingly: Tedham v. Tedham 2003 BCCA 600, at para. 59. I did express my concern at the hearing of this application that the financial information before the court was inadequate. This is in part due to the defendant’s failure to respond to inquiries made at his May, 2004 examination for discovery. However, both parties were content to proceed and to rely on the rough justice which must result.