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Family law 2020 BCSC 328

K.L.N. v. B.D.P.

The court interpreted a consent order on post-secondary expenses and held the respondent owed 80% only of necessary and reasonable costs, allowing part of the claim.

  • Post‑secondary education expenses
  • Reasonableness and necessity under child support guidelines
  • Consent order interpretation
  • Costs
  • Post-secondary-education-expenses
  • Child-support
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Family law 2010 BCSC 1188

A.S.G. v. N.K.G.

The court interpreted a child-support consent order for adult twin students and varied it to continue support until they finished pharmacy degrees, with arrears calculated.

  • Support for adult children
  • Variation for material change of circumstances
  • Interpretation of consent orders
  • Calculation of arrears
  • Child-support
  • Adult-children
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Family law 2006 BCSC 1502

Renwick v. Renwick

The court terminated spousal support after finding the plaintiff had retired from gainful employment, but left child support unchanged under the 2005 consent order.

  • Termination of spousal support
  • Variation of child support
  • Consent order conditions
  • Retirement from gainful employment
  • Income imputation
  • Security for support
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Family law 2002 BCSC 674

Stewart v. Stewart

The court rectified a consent order dividing a pension under the Rutherford Formula, holding the denominator meant years worked while the pension was in effect.

  • Rutherford formula
  • Division of pensions
  • Rectification of court orders
  • Clerical correction rule 41(24)
  • Consent order construction
  • Costs
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