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Family law 2025 BCSC 2140

Wang v. Cao

Interim family law decision imputing income to both parties, awarding child and spousal support, and allocating special expenses pending fuller disclosure.

  • Imputation of income
  • Interim support
  • Guideline income determination
  • Section 7 extraordinary expenses
  • Property restraints and asset control
  • Income-imputation
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Civil procedure 2024 BCSC 1441

Delane Industry Co. Ltd. v. Tsawwassen Quay Market Corporation

The court confirmed a registrar’s report on common area expenses, dismissed Delane’s document-production application, and declared Delane and Mr. Au Yeung vexatious litigants.

  • Registrar's report confirmation
  • Document production
  • Security for costs
  • Vexatious litigant declaration
  • Appeal dismissal
  • Use of funds held as security
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Family law 2016 BCSC 2281

Nessman v. Nessman

Interim family-law reasons on spousal support, overpayment, and disclosure. The court refused repayment, declined to impute income, and kept support at $5,200 for two more months.

  • Interim spousal support
  • Imputing income
  • Business valuation disclosure
  • Overpayment/repayment
  • Undertaking/confidentiality
  • Interim-spousal-support
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Family law 2002 BCSC 179

Streichert v. Streichert

The court varied an interim access order to alternate weekends, adjusted weekday access, ordered child support arrears paid, and directed production of a psychological report.

  • Variation of interim order
  • Material change of circumstances
  • Joint custody
  • Privilege over psychological report
  • Third party production (rule 28)
  • Orders restraining contact
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