Key Issues:

1. Distribution of Net Proceeds from Property Sale:
   • Applicant sought $1,550,000 from the sale of the Port Carling property, with remaining proceeds held in trust until trial.
   • Respondent proposed $250,000 to each party.
   • Court ordered $250,000 to each, with the Applicant's share held in trust for litigation expenses.
2. Interim Fees and Disbursements:
   • Applicant requested $1,644,637.26 for interim legal fees.
   • Court reduced this, ordering $725,000 from the Respondent, partly funded by the Applicant’s share of the property sale proceeds.

Court’s Reasoning:

• Applied principles under the Family Law Act to ensure fair resource access.
• Recognized the Applicant’s arguable case for support and equalization but deemed her legal budget excessive.
• Considered Respondent's capacity to pay and need to preserve assets.

Outcome:

• Partial relief granted to both parties, with limited asset distribution and funds for litigation, preserving the estate pending trial.

Relevant Legal Principles:

• Interlocutory injunctions and preservation orders.
• Reasonableness of interim fees in family law.

Successful Party:

• Neither party was wholly successful; partial relief was given to both. Applicant secured $725,000 in interim fees; Respondent limited funds released and legal fees awarded.

Total Monetary Award:

1. Property Proceeds:
   • $250,000 to each party from property sale.
2. Interim Fees and Disbursements:
   • $725,000 to Applicant ($250,000 from property proceeds, $475,000 from Respondent).
3. Total Award:
   • $1,225,000 combined.

No additional damages awarded; costs submissions pending.