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Family law 2024 NSSC 370

Kasian v. Heiko

The Separation Agreement was set aside because the Co-Applicant did not receive substantive independent legal advice, did not receive complete financial disclosure, and the circumstances of negotiation and execution were fundamentally flawed, rendering the agreement invalid under the applicable statutory framework and jurisprudential tests.

  • Separation agreement validity
  • Independent legal advice
  • Financial disclosure
  • Setting aside agreements
  • Child support
  • Spousal support
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Family law 2024 BCSC 1400

Barnes-Morrison v. Kolias

The BC Supreme Court held it had jurisdiction over a family property and spousal support dispute and refused to stay the case in favour of Alberta.

  • Property division
  • Spousal support
  • Jurisdiction
  • Choice of law
  • Forum non conveniens
  • Enforceability of cohabitation agreement
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Family law 2023 BCSC 389

Parton v. Riecker

The court held that the claimant could pursue property division and spousal support under the Family Law Act, and dismissed the respondent’s application.

  • Family law act interpretation
  • Family relations act transition provisions
  • Cohabitation agreement enforceability
  • Setting aside agreements
  • Transitional legislation and limitation periods
  • Family-law-act
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Family law 2021 BCSC 2039

Bergevin v. Bergevin

The court enforced a 2014 family settlement agreement, ordered steps to transfer property and shares, and refused a broad social media gag order.

  • Enforcement of settlement agreement
  • Setting aside agreements
  • Division of family property
  • Specific performance/transfer of shares
  • Sale of property
  • Appointment under law and equity act s.38
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Family law 2021 BCSC 1514

Reiner v. Reiner

The court dismissed an application to set aside a separation agreement, finding no proven exploitation, material nondisclosure, or significant unfairness.

  • Separation agreement
  • Setting aside agreements
  • Spousal support
  • Property division
  • Disclosure obligations
  • Vulnerability/exploitation
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Family law 2020 BCSC 92

Liu v. Xu

The court held a separation agreement was void as a sham, set it aside, and refused to stay the British Columbia family proceeding in favour of Shanghai.

  • Jurisdiction
  • Forum non conveniens
  • Forum selection clause
  • Separation agreement
  • Sham
  • Setting aside agreements
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Family law 2019 BCSC 312

Young v. Sherk

The court upheld a separation agreement in part, varied the home-equity clause, and rejected duress, pension, and spousal-support claims.

  • Separation agreement
  • Setting aside agreements
  • Procedural unfairness
  • Operational unfairness
  • Duress
  • Property division
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Family law 2018 BCSC 408

De Medeiros v. Hodgson

The court upheld most of a separation agreement between former common-law spouses, but set aside the spousal support clause, rectified a debt credit error, and ended ongoing support.

  • Separation agreement
  • Setting aside agreements
  • Disclosure obligations
  • Unconscionability
  • Spousal maintenance
  • Rectification
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Family law 2017 BCSC 735

Deboer v. Deboer

The court dismissed an application to set aside spousal support terms in a separation agreement, finding no proven nondisclosure, undue influence, or significant unfairness.

  • Spousal support agreements
  • Setting aside agreements
  • Disclosure obligations
  • Material change in circumstances
  • Judicial deference to negotiated settlements
  • Spousal-support
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Family law 2016 BCSC 630

Delege v. Delete

The court found a settlement had been reached but set aside the unwitnessed draft agreement under Family Law Act s. 93(3)(c) because the claimant did not understand its consequences.

  • Spousal support
  • Settlement agreements
  • Setting aside agreements
  • Family law act s.93
  • Enforceability of unwitnessed agreements
  • Pension division
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