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Family-law trial judgment on parenting, property, debt, child support and spousal support after a 15-year marriage. Reopening was denied and joint parenting was ordered.
The court varied parenting arrangements so the children would attend school in Mission and live with their father during the school week, with extended weekend and holiday time for their mother.
Summary trial divorce and family law dispute resolving parenting, child support, property division, and spousal support for a child with autism.
A British Columbia family trial addressed relocation, parenting, support, property division, and costs. The court denied relocation, kept shared parenting, imputed income, and awarded special costs.
The court imputed income to the husband, revised past support, fixed child support going forward, divided family debt, and apportioned orthodontic and expert fees.
The court awarded Ms. V sole custody, allowed relocation of the children to Calgary, and set unsupervised access, support, and property division orders.
The court refused the mother’s requested relocation to Victoria, ordered continued parenting arrangements, required the father to complete anger management, and made support and property orders.
A British Columbia court held the child should reside primarily with the respondent in Toronto, with joint custody, a detailed parenting schedule, child support, and property division orders.
In a child-support dispute, the court held that two adult daughters remained children of the marriage, rejected retroactive variation, and ordered ongoing support and arrears.
High-conflict family law trial on parenting, support, and property. The court ordered reunification therapy, replaced a protection order with conduct restrictions, varied child support, and rejected a disputed mortgage as family debt.
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