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Family law 2013 BCSC 1103

K.A.C. v. R.J.M.

The court upheld the children’s relocation and schooling choices as being in their best interests, set aside the written access schedule, and left most other relief to the father dismissed.

  • Best interests of the child
  • Variation of agreement
  • Extraordinary expenses
  • Parenting coordination
  • Income for support
  • Private school tuition
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Family law 2008 NSSC 337

MacKinnon v. MacKinnon

The court refused to disrupt the existing interim arrangements because the respondent's move was reasonable, not prohibited by the interim order, and immediate reversal would cause greater disruption to the children than the temporary reduction in the petitioner's access; therefore the application to prohibit the move and to force return of the children was dismissed and interim access logistics were adjusted for the short pre-trial period.

  • Interim relief
  • Best interests of the child
  • Status quo
  • Access/visitation
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Family law 2003 BCSC 1245

A.R.A. v. J.S.

The court varied child support after finding material changes, including the mother’s reduced earning capacity and the father’s high access costs.

  • Variation of child support
  • Access costs offsets
  • Child support guidelines s.10
  • Standard of living comparison
  • Imputation of income
  • Child-support-variation
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Family law 2002 BCSC 1189

Hunt v. Hunt

The court dismissed a mother's application to relocate the children to Ontario, finding the move would likely harm their relationship with their father.

  • Best interests of the child
  • Maximum contact/access
  • Parental alienation
  • Variation of custody orders
  • Reconciliation therapy
  • Best-interests-of-the-child
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