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Family law 2023 BCSC 1239

Milley v. Milley

The court found the respondent breached a separation agreement on disclosure, cancelled the shared parenting term, ordered retroactive child support, and set ongoing support for E.A.

  • Child support variation
  • Disclosure obligations
  • Retroactive child support
  • Parenting time modification
  • Status of child of the marriage
  • Costs
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Family law 2022 BCSC 2437

L.V.R.L. v. M.A.E.S.

La Cour a autorisé la mère à déménager avec les enfants en Californie, a rejeté la demande du père visant 50/50 parenting time et a ajourné la question du rapport s. 211.

  • Relocation
  • Good faith
  • Best interests of the child
  • Parenting time modification
  • S.69 family law act
  • S.37 family law act
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Family law 2012 NSSC 272

Dodman v. Chiola

Respondent's sustained and substantial increase in income (from about $21,000 to about $35,262) since the Corollary Relief Order constituted a material change justifying variation of spousal support; spousal support reduced to zero effective with the applicant's payment on July 26, 2012. Table child support was recalculated using actual incomes for specified periods (resulting in monthly amounts of $1,121 from July–Dec 2011, $1,116 Jan–June 2012, and $1,185 from July 2012–June 2013). A contribution to Samuel's tutoring was ordered ($64/month) under s.7 after finding necessity and reasonablene…

  • Variation vs review
  • Material change
  • Federal child support guidelines s.3 and s.7
  • Parenting time modification
  • International travel consent
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Family law 2012 BCSC 435

L.H.M.K. v. B.P.K.

Family-law reasons addressing RRSP equalization, child support arrears, s. 7 expenses, and parenting time. The court also set income figures and reduced arrears to $20,000.

  • Rrsp rollover
  • Section 7 guidelines (special and extraordinary expenses)
  • Private school tuition
  • Post-secondary education support
  • Imputation of income
  • Child support arrears
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