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Family law 2015 BCSC 2321

Squair v. Squair

Court
Supreme Court of British Columbia

The court addressed parenting, retroactive child support, section 7 expenses, and asset division, declining to impute income to the respondent and denying compensatory spousal relief.

  • Guardianship and parenting time
  • Retroactive child support
  • Imputation of income
  • Section 7 extraordinary expenses
  • Compensation in lieu of pension division (u.s. social security)
  • Equalization of family assets
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Family law 2014 BCSC 1846

Williams v. Killey

Court
Supreme Court of British Columbia

The court found the parties lived in a marriage-like relationship from June 1, 2009 to November 1, 2012, applied Part 5 of the FLA, and made limited property and support awards.

  • Common-law spouse status under the fla
  • Division of family property including increases to excluded property
  • Re-apportionment under s.95 fla
  • Lump sum spousal support
  • Applicability of fla to relationships ending before enactment
  • Family-law
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Family law 2009 BCCA 567

Fisher v. Fisher

Court
British Columbia Court of Appeal

The Court of Appeal upheld findings that two property-related advances were family debts and that the Whistler property was not a family asset, but varied the order on LIF valuation.

  • Division of family assets
  • Family debt
  • Resulting/constructive trust
  • Inter vivos gift and declarations of trust
  • Saunders v. vautier rule
  • Reapportionment of pension/lif
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