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Family law 2023 BCSC 2549

T.N.A.K. v. I.A.K.

The court granted a protection order and conduct restrictions, ordered equal parenting, kept the child in the current daycare, and barred marijuana use during parenting time.

  • Protection order
  • Family violence
  • Parenting time
  • Conduct order
  • Daycare placement
  • Marijuana use
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Family law 2023 BCSC 1621

Apperley v. Apperley

The court fixed interim incomes, ordered child and spousal support, awarded retroactive child support, and made several parenting, conduct, arbitration, passport, and costs orders.

  • Child support (retroactive and prospective)
  • Section 7 expenses
  • Spousal support (ssag)
  • Parenting schedule modifications
  • Counselling orders
  • Passport custody
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Family law 2023 BCSC 1283

C.A.M. v. T.C.H.

The court retroactively reduced child and spousal support after finding a real, continuous drop in the respondent’s income, terminated spousal support on review, and made limited conduct orders.

  • Retroactive variation of support
  • Spousal support review and termination
  • Imputation of income and underemployment
  • Special and extraordinary expenses (daycare)
  • Disclosure obligations
  • Social media and conduct orders
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Family law 2022 BCSC 1856

K.R. v. J.R.

The court dismissed the claimant’s spousal support claim, imputed income to her, and ordered her to pay half the children’s post-secondary expenses.

  • Compensatory spousal support
  • Non-compensatory (needs-based) spousal support
  • Post-secondary expenses (s.7)
  • Retroactive support
  • Income determination (corporate pre-tax income and capital gains)
  • Intentional underemployment and imputation of income
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Family law 2022 BCSC 794

Ishwarlall v. Ishwarlall

The court set interim support using imputed income of $451,242, dismissed retroactive child support, and ordered South African rental income held in trust locally.

  • Income imputation
  • Interim support calculations
  • Retroactive child support
  • Trusting foreign rental income
  • Disclosure obligations
  • Income-imputation
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Family law 2020 BCSC 2286

Daem v. Szarapka

The court refused sole exclusive occupancy, ordered a nesting arrangement tied to parenting time, and made conduct and restraining orders to reduce conflict and protect the child.

  • Exclusive occupancy
  • Nesting arrangement
  • Parenting time schedule
  • Restraining orders
  • Tracking/following prohibition
  • Best interests of the child
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Family law 2018 BCSC 1615

W.B.H. v. H.E.H.

Appeal from interim family-law orders dismissed. The court upheld child support, benefits coverage, a conduct order, and special costs after finding the claimant’s ex parte evidence misleading.

  • Ex parte orders
  • Interim child support
  • Benefits coverage for children
  • Conduct order/restraining order
  • Special costs for misrepresentation
  • Stepchildren support (s.5 guidelines)
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Family law 2018 BCSC 507

Unger v. Conrad

Family law trial addressing retroactive and ongoing child support, section 7 expenses, family debt allocation, spousal support, and divorce.

  • Retroactive child support
  • Imputation of income
  • Section 7 expenses
  • Family debt allocation
  • Child tax credit
  • Conduct order
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Family law 2016 BCSC 2072

Loschiavo v. Loschiavo

The court ordered interim child support, dismissed interim spousal support, set aside an alternative service order, and made conduct and disclosure orders.

  • Interim child support
  • Interim spousal support
  • Imputation of income
  • Alternative service
  • Adequacy of service
  • Financial disclosure (form f8)
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