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Family law 2025 BCSC 1654

C.P. v. S.P.

Cross applications to vary parenting and support orders were mostly dismissed; the court kept the shared parenting regime, fined C.P. for wrongful denial of parenting time, and retained the bond.

  • Variation of final orders
  • Wrongful denial of parenting time
  • Imputation of income
  • Parenting coordinator
  • Children's counselling and decision-making
  • Contempt and sanctions
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Family law 2021 NSSC 223

Hartlen v. McNeil

The Court retained jurisdiction over specified outstanding corollary relief matters; found Ms. McNeil was not incapacitated and the Court approved the January 2018 Corollary Relief Order calculations (child support arrears), refused to forgive child support arrears, imputed incomes (Ms. McNeil $30,000 from Oct 2017; Mr. Hartlen $30,000 Oct 2017–2019 and $14,365.08 from Jan 1, 2020), adjusted pension division to include cohabitation period but conditioned division on Ms. McNeil meeting obligations, calculated a notional retroactive spousal support amount (~$60,773) but declined to order paymen…

  • Capacity to litigate
  • Imputation of income
  • Retroactive spousal support
  • Forgiveness of child support arrears
  • Pension division implementation
  • Matrimonial home disposition
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Family law 2016 BCCA 346

L.S. v. G.S.

The Court of Appeal dismissed three family-law appeals involving custody conditions, passport restrictions, and contempt for non-payment of special costs.

  • Custody and access
  • Variation of final orders
  • Material change in circumstances
  • Medical compliance conditions
  • Family law act s.211 reports
  • Passport/travel restrictions
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Family law 2010 BCSC 1838

S.R.J. v. S.P.I.

The court varied interim parenting arrangements, kept primary residence with the mother, set a detailed access schedule, and ordered a contribution to orthodontic expenses.

  • Custody
  • Access
  • Residence
  • Variation of final orders
  • Best interests of the child
  • Court‑ordered family (s.15) report
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