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Family law 2022 BCSC 1315

D.H. v. C.H.

The court varied parenting arrangements so the children would attend school in Mission and live with their father during the school week, with extended weekend and holiday time for their mother.

  • Best interests of the child
  • Parenting schedule
  • Section 37 family law act
  • Section 41 family law act
  • Section 7 special expenses
  • Retroactive child support/arrears
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Family law 2020 BCSC 332

S.M.E. v. J.A.E.

Court held that increases in the respondent lawyer’s law corporation capital account were properly required for partnership capitalization and did not raise child support income.

  • Child support calculation
  • Capital account treatment
  • Partnership capitalization
  • Schedule iii s.12
  • Retroactive child support/arrears
  • Child-support-calculation
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Family law 2012 BCSC 551

T.M.J. v. A.I.F.

Family law trial granting divorce, naming rights, child support, arrears, and access orders, while denying shared 50% custody, private school contribution, and spousal support.

  • Guideline income imputation (s.17)
  • Section 7 special/extraordinary expenses
  • Joint custody and principal residence
  • Access schedule
  • Retroactive child support/arrears
  • Change of name
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Family law 2008 BCSC 424

Biemond v. Biemond

The court resolved parenting, support, property and debt issues in a B.C. family law dispute, keeping the children at MCSS, imputing income, and reapportioning home proceeds.

  • Custody and guardianship
  • Access/visitation
  • Schooling decision
  • Calculation and imputation of income for support
  • Retroactive child support/arrears
  • Rrsp depletion
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