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The court held that the 23-year-old student remained a child of the marriage, ordered retroactive and ongoing child support, and imposed a $1,000 disclosure fine.
The court dismissed the father’s requests for retroactive child-support repayment and for terminating spousal support, but granted declarations fixing when each child ceased to be a child of the marriage.
The court held that both adult children remained children of the marriage, awarded child support arrears, ordered reimbursement of s. 7 expenses, and directed RESP use for post-secondary tuition.
The court held the parties’ adult son was no longer a child of the marriage after October 2022, ending child support and fixing arrears at $0.00.
The court held that Grace remained a child of the marriage for support purposes and ordered limited retroactive and ongoing support tied to her university attendance.
The court held that an adult child attending university remained entitled to support, set the respondent’s income at $70,000, and ordered interim child support of $813 per month.
The court held that Michelle Lu and Kevin Lu remained children of the marriage until December 31, 2018 because they were full-time post-secondary students and financially dependent.
The court held Ronnie remained a child of the marriage until November 30, 2017 because he was still pursuing post-secondary studies, and ordered the parties to bear their own costs.
The court held that Azim Jiwani remained a child of the marriage for Fall 2018, but only under strict Dalhousie conditions, and capped the claimant’s support obligation.
The court terminated child support for Colin Noort, but kept support for Danica. It held Colin’s earnings showed he could self-support, while Danica remained entitled during her studies.
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