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The court held the March 2021 child-support order was interim, and dismissed the claimant’s retroactive child-support claim for lack of jurisdiction.
The Court of Appeal held an interim without prejudice support order had to be analyzed under Divorce Act variation principles, but upheld most of the chambers relief.
The court reduced child support after finding the respondent’s income had fallen and there was no basis to impute additional income. It also cancelled arrears and a property charge.
The court held that a 2016 written agreement reflected the parties’ shared custody and support arrangements, so no retroactive child support was owing and the action was dismissed.
The court granted a provisional variation of a Saskatchewan child-support order, finding no attornment to BC jurisdiction but allowing retroactive support relief.
The court dismissed a family-law application brought by written submissions because it raised multiple issues and did not comply with procedural requirements.
The court imputed income to the husband, revised past support, fixed child support going forward, divided family debt, and apportioned orthodontic and expert fees.
The court dismissed the respondent’s bid to set aside or vary a prior family order, upheld hair follicle testing, ordered supervised parenting time, granted a divorce, and denied child support variation.
The court made interim parenting time and child-support-related orders, fixed arrears at $13,300, adjourned enforcement, and imposed communication and disclosure conditions.
The court dismissed a father's application to vary spousal support and cancel arrears, holding most relief was barred by res judicata and the support evidence was insufficient.
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