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Family law 2023 BCSC 1231

Dunphy v. Boulard

The court dismissed an application to declare the claimant a trustee of CPP-related funds, finding no agreement to pay costs and no basis to reopen the CPP division.

  • Canada pension plan division
  • Certificate of costs
  • Consumer proposal
  • Constructive trust / trustee declaration
  • Reconsideration and appeal periods
  • Inherent jurisdiction
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Family law 2023 BCSC 222

Carlson v. Shay

A British Columbia family trial set the parties’ relationship start date, child support, parenting arrangements, s. 7 expenses, and spousal support terms.

  • Marriage-like relationship
  • Canada pension plan division
  • Parenting responsibilities
  • Parenting time
  • Guidelines income
  • Section 7 extraordinary expenses
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Family law 2022 BCSC 44

K.L.W. v. R.D.W.

Family law judgment on property division, support, and debt. The court awarded the respondent a share of the Houston Farm’s increase in value and ordered set-offs.

  • Division of family property
  • Excluded property (inheritance)
  • Increase in value
  • Spousal support - compensatory
  • Child support calculation and set-off
  • Quantum meruit / unjust enrichment
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Family law 2021 BCSC 2723

Mackenzie v. Mackenzie

The court ordered monthly spousal support of $2,730 retroactive to February 1, 2020, set aside a consent order, and allowed CPP division.

  • Spousal support
  • Retroactive support
  • Canada pension plan division
  • Consent order set aside
  • Costs
  • Spousal-support
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Family law 2019 BCSC 1116

R.E.Q. v. G.J.K.

Civil application in a family law dispute fixing guideline income, addressing section 7 and shared-parenting claims, and dismissing several ancillary requests.

  • Guideline income determination
  • Section 7 special expenses
  • Shared parenting adjustments s.9
  • Corporate income and s.18 veil lifting
  • Affidavit admissibility and notice requirements
  • Security for support (life insurance)
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Family law 2012 BCSC 965

Whitfield v. Whitfield

Family law summary trial on property division and spousal support. The court ordered a partial unequal division of assets, pension options, and monthly support.

  • Unequal division under s.65 family relations act
  • Spousal support advisory guidelines
  • Pension buyout / rutherford formula
  • Canada pension plan division
  • Property-division
  • Spousal-support
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Family law 2010 BCSC 1826

M. v. M.

Divorce reasons addressing custody, support, property division, corporate shares, and contingent tax liabilities. The court ordered joint custody, detailed parenting time, and equal division of family assets.

  • Custody and access
  • Guardianship
  • Division of family assets
  • Reapportionment under s.65
  • S.57 declaration
  • Corporate shares and winding up
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Family law 2008 BCSC 1573

Bassi v. Grewal

Family law motion in which the court increased child and spousal support, confirmed arrears, reapportioned the matrimonial home to the plaintiff, and granted pension relief.

  • Child support
  • Spousal support
  • Arrears enforcement
  • Matrimonial home reapportionment
  • Rrsp division
  • Pension division
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Family law 2006 BCCA 83

Marioni v. Marioni

The British Columbia Court of Appeal granted a limited extension of time to appeal only the spousal-support issue, finding the chambers judge may have misunderstood the relief sought.

  • Spousal support
  • Extension of time to appeal
  • Division of matrimonial assets
  • Jurisdiction
  • Procedural fairness
  • Canada pension plan division
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Family law 2003 BCSC 854

A.R.C. v. M.M.C.

Summary trial divorce reasons on equal division of family property, pensions, occupational rent, and a claimed family debt.

  • Equal division of family assets
  • Reapportionment under s.65
  • Identification of family assets and liabilities
  • Occupational rent/ouster
  • Pension rollovers and valuation
  • Canada pension plan division
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