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Family property and support decision in a 14-year marriage. The court divided a holding-company interest by share transfer, reapportioned home proceeds, and set guideline incomes and support.
Family law trial judgment on parenting, support, and the division of corporate family property, including a compensation order for the claimant’s interest in Company R.
Supreme Court of British Columbia divorce case addressing property division, share valuation, shared-custody child support, spousal support, and retroactive support.
Family-law trial on valuation and division of private company shares, support, and debts; court fixed the share value, ordered a buyout option, spousal support, and child support.
Family law trial on divorce, spousal support and matrimonial property. The court held Nor-est shares and residential properties were family assets and reapportioned net assets 55% to the wife.
Family-law trial on asset division, child support and spousal support. The court treated the spouses’ orthodontic practice interests as family assets, but excluded a premarital rental property.
Family law judgment granting divorce, awarding sole custody to the father, dividing property equally, ordering spousal maintenance, and setting child support.
Court of Appeal varied a will under the Wills Variation Act, increased the widow’s share of the residue, upheld estoppel against a limitation defence, and dismissed the cross-appeal on share ownership.
Family law trial on asset division, support, and costs. The court ordered equal division of assets, spousal support, child support for an adult child, and costs on Scale 4.
The Court dismissed the appeal and cross-appeal, holding the trial judge did not err in using the income reported on line 150 for Guideline purposes, did not misinterpret the father's trial position consenting to pay the full table amount, and properly exercised discretion in refusing a full revaluation while making targeted adjustments for losses and improper withdrawals (including ordering repayment of dividends). The judge's costs award was within discretion. A review of child support based on current incomes was ordered rather than immediate variation.
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