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Family law 2026 BCSC 438

Stockfisch v. Rehbach

The court found on balance the parties were in a marriage-like relationship as of June 26, 2017 based on the respondent's prior statutory declaration and counsel's representations; certain assets acquired pre-relationship or gifted to respondent or family members are excluded property; specified vehicles and household items are family property valued at $27,200; the Carr Street Property is family property subject to a $15,000 excluded interest (1.62% of purchase price) and must be listed for sale with net proceeds distributed per the order including an occupational rent award to the claimant;…

  • Start of marriage-like relationship
  • Excluded property under s.85
  • Unequal division under s.95
  • Asset valuation
  • Occupational rent
  • Spousal support entitlement, quantum and review
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Family law 2025 BCSC 1843

Bekar v. Mordo

The court ordered interim spousal support of $4,000 monthly, refused to set aside a protection order, and awarded Frankie the dog to Ms. Bekar.

  • Interim spousal support
  • Imputation of income from capital transactions
  • Means - capital v. income
  • Ex parte/without notice disclosure obligations
  • Family law act s.97 companion animal factors
  • Document production
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Family law 2024 BCSC 2335

Kiss v. Leung

The court dismissed a family property claim, finding no two-year marriage-like relationship, no entitlement to property division, and no change to dog possession.

  • Marriage-like relationship
  • Cohabitation
  • Division of family property
  • Certificate of pending litigation
  • Companion animal ownership
  • Credibility assessment
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