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Family law 2024 BCSC 1457

L.C.S. v. R.W.S.

The court found a wrongful denial of parenting time but refused contempt, ordering family reunification counselling, conduct limits, and shared costs.

  • Denial of parenting time
  • Section 61-62 family law act
  • Family reunification counselling
  • Conduct orders under s.225 fla
  • Costs
  • Denial-of-parenting-time
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Family law 2022 BCSC 177

Kitt v. Dutton

Interim parenting dispute over a young child. The court kept the status quo schedule, declined a s.211 assessment, and ordered counselling, mediation, disclosure, and communication rules.

  • Interim parenting orders
  • Wrongful denial of parenting time
  • S.211 assessment request
  • Parenting responsibilities and decision-making
  • Communications orders
  • Document disclosure
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Family law 2017 BCSC 1753

Khangura v. Rogalski

The court found a material change in circumstances and varied parenting arrangements to increase the father’s involvement, appointed a parenting coordinator, and dismissed compensatory parenting claims.

  • Variation of final order
  • Material change of circumstances
  • Parenting time
  • Denial of parenting time
  • Section 211 psychological report
  • Parenting coordinator appointment
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Family law 2015 BCSC 541

E.B.G. v. S.M.B.

Family law variation application concerning child support, spousal support, parenting arrangements and A.B.’s care. The court found material changes and varied several terms.

  • Variation of consent order
  • Material change of circumstances
  • Parenting coordination
  • Special needs child care
  • Imputation of income/tax residency
  • Annual review of support
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