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Family law 2020 BCSC 2137

Wei v. Xu

The court granted Xin Wei a reduced interim distribution of family property to fund litigation costs, finding need, no undue prejudice to Yong Xu, and a reasonable prospect of success.

  • Interim distribution under s.89 family law act
  • Family property division
  • Excluded property claim
  • Occupational rent
  • Retroactive spousal support
  • Costs and security for costs
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Family law 2020 BCSC 1078

Kerby v. Kerby

The court denied an interim distribution under s. 89 of the Family Law Act, finding the respondent had not shown the order would not harm the claimant’s interests.

  • Interim distribution
  • Section 89 family law act
  • Economic harm
  • Funding litigation
  • Cohabitation period dispute
  • Child support
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Family law 2019 BCSC 487

Murtack v. Murtack

Interim family-law relief granted in part: child support and a $200,000 interim property distribution were ordered, but lump-sum interim spousal support was denied.

  • Interim spousal support (lump sum)
  • Interim child support
  • Interim distribution under s.89 family law act
  • Retroactive support
  • Costs
  • Asset restraining order
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Family law 2018 BCSC 1583

Bartch v. Bartch

The court varied an interim without prejudice JCC order, reducing monthly payments from $10,000 to $5,000 because trial delay and changed finances justified relief.

  • Interim variation
  • Without prejudice jcc consent order
  • Separation agreement enforceability
  • Interim distribution
  • Change in circumstances
  • Access to justice
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Family law 2016 BCSC 2498

S.D.G. v. J.A.M.

Interim family-law orders were made pending a judicial case conference, including mutual hair follicle drug testing, specified parenting time for the mother, and no relocation order.

  • Parenting time
  • Residence/relocation
  • Drug testing (hair follicle)
  • Best interests of the child
  • Consent interim orders
  • Parenting-time
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Family law 2000 BCSC 551

Mitchell v. Mitchell

The court ordered a limited custody and access investigation under s. 15 of the Family Relations Act, but refused a broad home study or psychological testing.

  • Custody variation
  • Custody and access report
  • Best interests of the child
  • Change of circumstances
  • Appointment of investigator
  • Family-law
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