Querido v. Querido
Plaintiff is entitled to child support under the Guidelines. Defendant's guideline income is averaged and calculated at $63,680/year producing basic child support of $526/month. Certain s.7 expenses are necessary and reasonable but must be limited by the defendant's capacity to pay; a total s.7 contribution of $400/month is ordered. The plaintiff is found not able to work given the full‑time ABA and care demands; however the defendant lacks capacity to pay interim spousal support, so that application is adjourned.
- Citation
- 2000 BCSC 1762
- Parties
- Plaintiff: Kimberly-Jo Querido; Defendant: Franklin Albert Querido
- Court
- Supreme Court of British Columbia
- Jurisdiction
- Canada
- Judgment Date
- 6 December 2000
- Procedural Posture
- Divorce Act Corollary Relief (child and Spousal Support) / Interim Application (hearing Before Master)
- Outcome
- Partial relief for child support under the Guidelines granted; limited s.7 contribution ordered; interim spousal support adjourned for lack of defendant capacity to pay.
- Legal Topics
- Child Support Guidelines, S.7 Extraordinary Expenses, Capacity to Earn, Capacity to Pay, Interim Relief
- Source Language
- English
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Parties
Kimberly-Jo Querido
Plaintiff
Franklin Albert Querido
Defendant
Procedural Posture
Divorce Act Corollary Relief (child and Spousal Support) / Interim Application (hearing Before Master)
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether child support should be determined under the Child Support Guidelines
- 2 Calculation of payor's guideline income and basic child support
- 3 Which s.7 extraordinary expenses are necessary and reasonable and allocation between parties
Ratio Decidendi
Plaintiff is entitled to child support under the Guidelines. Defendant's guideline income is averaged and calculated at $63,680/year producing basic child support of $526/month. Certain s.7 expenses are necessary and reasonable but must be limited by the defendant's capacity to pay; a total s.7 contribution of $400/month is ordered. The plaintiff is found not able to work given the full‑time ABA and care demands; however the defendant lacks capacity to pay interim spousal support, so that application is adjourned.
Court Disposition
Partial relief for child support under the Guidelines granted; limited s.7 contribution ordered; interim spousal support adjourned for lack of defendant capacity to pay.
Orders
- Defendant to pay basic child support of $526 per month under the Child Support Guidelines.
- Defendant to contribute a total of $400 per month towards s.7 extraordinary expenses for the child (interim).
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