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Family law 2017 NSSC 362

Lutley v. McNish

The court refused to impute income to Ms. McNish because credible evidence established incapacity to work in her prior pressured environments; the court used Ms. McNish's pension and part-time earnings as her income and applied the Child Maintenance Guidelines (s.3 for table amounts and s.7 for special/post-secondary expenses) to calculate and apportion child support and education costs, disallowing claimed expenses that were not proven extraordinary; all payments are to be administered through the Maintenance Enforcement Program and offsets/credits applied to reconcile overpayments and arrea…

  • Child maintenance guidelines
  • Imputation of income
  • Special or extraordinary expenses
  • Post-secondary education contributions
  • Offsets and repayment of arrears
  • Costs
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Family law 2014 BCSC 1549

B.L.S. v. E.J.S.

Court varied child support and post-secondary support orders, found E. was no longer a child of the marriage effective June 1, 2014, cancelled arrears, and awarded costs to the father.

  • Family law act s.146
  • Divorce act s.2(1)
  • Federal child support guidelines s.3(2)
  • S.7 special and extraordinary expenses
  • Variation of child support order
  • Fmep enforcement
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Family law 2013 BCSC 239

Lerner v. Lerner

The court varied child support orders for two adult children, finding Joel was no longer a child of the marriage as of December 31, 2012, while Jordan remained entitled to support.

  • Federal child support guidelines s.3(2)
  • Federal child support guidelines s.7
  • Definition of 'child of the marriage'
  • Variation of support orders
  • Allocation of special expenses
  • Child-support
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Family law 2007 BCSC 41

Warner v. Warner

The court held that an adult post-secondary student remained a child of the marriage, but varied support downward, ordered direct payment to the son, and cancelled support for a six-month period.

  • Child of the marriage
  • Variation of support
  • Retroactive support
  • Federal child support guidelines
  • Parental obligation
  • Child-support
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