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Family law 2019 BCSC 868

A.K. v. J.R.J.

Family-law application about parenting time, child support, and disclosure. The court made interim income findings, set parenting arrangements, and granted limited record disclosure.

  • Parenting time
  • Child support
  • Section 7 expenses (special or extraordinary expenses)
  • Parenting coordinator
  • Decision-making authority
  • Disclosure of medical and educational records
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Family law 2019 BCCA 212

D.L.T. v. K.K.M.

Appeal dismissed in a family-law dispute over therapy for the mother and contribution to the child’s tutoring expenses.

  • Variation of court orders
  • Section 7 extraordinary expenses
  • Therapeutic counselling choice
  • Standard of review
  • Best interests of the child
  • Family-law
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Family law 2017 BCSC 1063

Geary v. Geary

Family-law arbitration award enforcement and variation dispute. The court dismissed the respondent’s appeal as a collateral attack, then varied parenting, support, and income terms after his move to the U.S.

  • Mediation/arbitration (med/arb)
  • Enforcement under arbitration act s.29
  • Collateral attack
  • Imputing income
  • Variation of awards under family law act
  • Last best offer arbitration
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Family law 2013 BCSC 915

C.D. v. B.C.

The court resolved a high-conflict parenting dispute by designating the mother as primary residence parent, granting final decision-making authority, and ordering phased parenting time.

  • Parenting plan
  • Primary residence designation
  • Final decision-making authority
  • Parenting coordinator appointment
  • Parenting time schedule
  • Kindergarten enrollment timing
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