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Family law 2024 BCSC 623

Lange v. Lange

Oral reasons in a high-conflict family matter set travel, passport, soccer, child support, and communication orders, while dismissing the claimant’s fines application.

  • Final decision-making authority
  • Parenting schedule
  • Child support calculation and offsets
  • Travel authorization and passports
  • Communication protocols (our family wizard)
  • Fines under family law act
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Family law 2020 BCSC 1980

A.D.J. v. F.J.

In cross-applications, the court awarded interim spousal and child support, appointed a joint valuator for business interests, and allowed RESP withdrawals for Q.'s education.

  • Interim spousal support
  • Enforceability of minutes of settlement
  • Appointment and funding of business valuator
  • Resp withdrawals for post-secondary expenses
  • Interim child support
  • Alleged breaches of conduct orders
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Family law 2009 BCSC 859

Hurford v. Mills

Registrar Blok reconciled section 7 childcare and access-travel expenses under a consent order and certified a net overpayment in Hurford’s favour.

  • Section 7 expenses
  • Access/travel expenses
  • Consent order certification
  • Accounting and reconciliation
  • Child support guidelines interpretation
  • Family-law
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Family law 2008 NSFC 17

K.S. v. M.H.

Because the respondent repeatedly avoided service, failed to disclose material income changes and court-ordered documents, and engaged in blameworthy conduct offsetting the applicant's delay, the court imputed annual income of CAD 25,000, awarded retroactive child support for 2004–2007 totaling CAD 6,855 (crediting payments made), set ongoing support at CAD 216 per month from Jan 1, 2008, awarded costs of CAD 1,500 and ordered annual tax disclosure.

  • Retroactive child support
  • Service of process
  • Financial disclosure
  • Imputation of income
  • Blameworthy conduct
  • Effective notice
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