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The court set aside an order striking a respondent’s family-law pleadings after discovery non-attendance, finding the remedy was too draconian for this case.
The court refused special costs and held that neither party had substantial success. Each side was ordered to bear its own costs after mixed trial and post-trial results.
The Supreme Court of British Columbia found neither party had substantial success on costs, ordered each to bear their own costs, and set payment terms for past and future child-related expenses.
The court ordered a 70/30 division of matrimonial home proceeds, imputed graduated income to the respondent, granted divorce, and awarded costs to the claimant.
Summary trial in a family law dispute over child support, section 7 expenses, property division, and parenting arrangements. The court made limited orders for the claimant.
The court refused to vacate a protection order in a family-law dispute, ordered a s. 211 report, and made interim child support and expense orders.
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