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The court fixed a maximum reasonable childcare contribution of $110 per day for school-year weekday care provided by the claimant’s mother and disallowed contribution for eight summer 2024 childcare days.
Contempt was dismissed because the applicant failed to prove the allegations beyond a reasonable doubt: the applicant's own email created reasonable doubt about an enforceable mobility restriction, and the applicant had agreed to amended parenting arrangements and professional intervention for the period complained of, precluding a willful breach; the court therefore declined to make a contempt finding.
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The court varied child support and parenting terms, found no shared custody of S., held T. remained a child until age 19, and refused to cancel spousal arrears.
Interim child and spousal support were ordered, parenting time was increased on a staged schedule, and retroactive support and arrears were left for trial.
The court fixed the parties’ incomes, rejected claims of under-employment and non-credible disclosure, dismissed both s. 7 expense claims, denied summer offset support, and awarded costs to Ms. Koch.
The court held the respondent stood in the place of a parent to M., kept support income at $48,000, cancelled arrears attributable after M.'s 18th birthday, and granted a restraining order.
Respondent's sustained and substantial increase in income (from about $21,000 to about $35,262) since the Corollary Relief Order constituted a material change justifying variation of spousal support; spousal support reduced to zero effective with the applicant's payment on July 26, 2012. Table child support was recalculated using actual incomes for specified periods (resulting in monthly amounts of $1,121 from July–Dec 2011, $1,116 Jan–June 2012, and $1,185 from July 2012–June 2013). A contribution to Samuel's tutoring was ordered ($64/month) under s.7 after finding necessity and reasonablene…
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Post-trial family law applications addressed spousal support variation, child support recalculation, access scheduling, and section 7 expenses. Spousal support variation was dismissed.
Interim family-law orders on income imputation, support, access, trust funds, disclosure, and costs in a British Columbia matrimonial proceeding.
In a family-law chambers application, the court held the defendant's motion was unnecessary and awarded the plaintiff lump sum costs of $800 inclusive of disbursements.
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