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Family law 2025 BCSC 589

B.F.W. v. F.P.

The Court fined the father $10,000 for 20 distinct breaches of conduct orders, reopened the summary trial in a limited way, and declined interim transfer of vehicle ownership.

  • Communication restrictions
  • Conduct orders (s.225 fla)
  • Fines and enforcement (s.228 fla)
  • Re-opening of trial
  • Interim property relief
  • Insurance renewal
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Family law 2022 BCSC 1290

R.D. v. R.S.D.

The court extended a family violence protection order for one year, ordered interim equal sharing of section 7 expenses, and allowed counselling and dental costs while disallowing other claimed expenses.

  • Protection order extension
  • Section 7 special and extraordinary expenses
  • Interim contribution order
  • Counselling as s.7 expense
  • Extraordinary expense threshold
  • Family-violence-protection-order
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Family law 2018 BCSC 772

C.A.L. v. D.E.L.

The court found the respondent breached a Family Law Act conduct order and ordered a $250 payment. The protection order issue was set to be heard with the related application concerning the son.

  • Protection order
  • Enforcement of conduct order s.228
  • Communication restrictions
  • Parenting time
  • Child support
  • Costs
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Family law 2018 BCSC 178

A.E.O. v. T.K.O.

The court found repeated breaches of interim conduct orders and held that the claimant’s pattern of harassment and intimidation amounted to family violence warranting protection orders.

  • Protection orders
  • Family violence
  • Conduct orders
  • Enforcement
  • Child welfare
  • Protection-orders
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