What is the amount of time claimed by the mother for a two-day trial?
Ontario, Canada
The following excerpt is from Matti v. Odish, 2017 ONCJ 538 (CanLII):
[22] The amount of time claimed by the mother for a two-day trial is reasonable – particularly considering that her counsel had to spend considerable time reviewing, organizing and analyzing incomplete and disorganized disclosure from the father. In reviewing the father’s business records she was able to identify costs of sales improperly deducted from gross revenue (as they were actually paid by customers), undisclosed cash income and personal expenses of the father that were deducted from business income. My comments made in paragraphs 28 of Jones v. Hugo, 2012 ONCJ 381 also apply here:
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