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Family law 2025 BCSC 2022

Johnson v. Johnson

In a chambers family law application, the court granted all requested relief, imposed a $5,000 fine for breach of conduct orders, and awarded special costs.

  • Conduct orders
  • Fines for breach (s.228)
  • Communication restrictions (s.225)
  • Orders under s.222 family law act
  • Expert joint report/valuation
  • Ministry disclosure
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Family law 2023 BCSC 860

M.S.R. v. D.M.R.

The court awarded special costs against D.M.R. after finding repeated breaches of court orders and deliberate attempts to obstruct a reunification program.

  • Special costs
  • Breach of court orders
  • Obstruction of justice
  • Reunification program (family bridges)
  • Parental alienation
  • Ability to pay
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Appeal 2022 BCCA 326

Arvanitis v. Slater Vecchio LLP

The Court of Appeal dismissed Vicky Arvanitis’s applications to vary several chamber orders and refused to declare her a vexatious litigant.

  • Extension of time to appeal
  • Security for costs
  • No-fee order
  • Variation/cancellation of chambers orders
  • Abuse of process
  • Vexatious litigant declaration
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Family law 2005 BCSC 1149

R.C. v. D.F.

Custody dispute over three children. The court found the abuse allegations unproven, held the mother in contempt for breaching prior orders, and granted joint custody with the children’s principal residence with the father.

  • Custody and guardianship
  • Access/parenting time
  • Allegations of sexual abuse
  • Jurisdiction and reciprocal enforcement
  • Interim relief and security bond
  • Credibility of witnesses and experts
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