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Family law 2025 BCSC 2109

Arora v. Malik

The court refused to vary the parties’ consent support order beyond the anticipated 2025 review, upheld attributed incomes, denied arrears cancellation, and ordered enforcement and disclosure.

  • Variation of consent order
  • Material change of circumstances
  • Guideline income attribution
  • Arrears cancellation
  • Security for support (charging order)
  • Document production/disclosure
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Family law 2025 BCSC 1456

Kaur v. Singh

The court reduced interim child support after a disability designation, but refused to reopen past arrears already dismissed in an earlier application.

  • Variation of interim order
  • Res judicata
  • Arrears cancellation
  • Imputation of income
  • Pwd designation as change of circumstances
  • Driver's licence enforcement and employment
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Family law 2024 BCSC 1684

Garces v. Valencia

The court varied a 2019 spousal support order, recalculated support using tax returns and SSAG, treated the respondent’s disclosure issues as material, and ordered arrears reconcilation.

  • Variation of support
  • Retroactive support
  • Spousal support advisory guidelines
  • Financial disclosure
  • Arrears cancellation
  • Tax consequences of support
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Family law 2022 BCSC 1978

Morandini v. Morandini

The court found Makayla was no longer a child of the marriage from January 2019, adjourned Mitchell’s status, reduced interim support, and cancelled some arrears.

  • Child of the marriage
  • Section 7 expenses
  • Arrears cancellation
  • Post-secondary support
  • Effective notice/three-year rule
  • Interim support orders
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Family law 2021 BCSC 1699

Hinz v. Davey

The court reduced ongoing child support after finding the payor’s income had fallen because of the pandemic, but refused retroactive variation and dismissed cancellation of arrears.

  • Variation of separation agreement
  • Retroactive variation
  • Arrears cancellation
  • Imputation of income
  • Child support guidelines
  • Jurisdiction to vary agreements
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Family law 2021 BCSC 1581

M.F.W. v. M.A.H.

The court imputed M.A.H.’s income at $125,000, refused to impute income to M.F.W., and dismissed requests to terminate spousal support or reduce arrears.

  • Income imputation
  • Arrears cancellation
  • Guidelines income determination
  • Variation and termination of spousal support
  • Fmep enforcement
  • Income-imputation
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Family law 2021 BCSC 1500

Ko v. Beedham

In this family law review, the court increased child support, set a fixed end date for spousal support, cancelled arrears during unemployment, and denied a CRA credit.

  • Support variation
  • Child support calculation
  • Spousal support duration and termination
  • Arrears cancellation
  • Section 7 expenses apportionment
  • Maintenance enforcement
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Family law 2021 BCSC 748

Brar v. Brar

The court varied a 2009 family order retroactively, ordered ongoing support for one child, and partially reduced arrears while requiring limited document production.

  • Retroactive child support
  • Effective notice
  • Section 7 expenses
  • Arrears cancellation
  • Financial disclosure and document production
  • Application of d.b.s. and michel
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Family law 2021 BCCA 66

Mead v. Mead

Applications to extend time and for no fee status were mostly denied in this family support appeal. The court found the support and arrears appeals had no reasonable prospect of success.

  • Spousal support termination
  • Arrears cancellation
  • Extension of time to appeal
  • No fee status (indigency)
  • Case management
  • Summary determination vs trial
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Family law 2020 BCSC 1422

Sekhon v. Sekhon

The court dismissed a claim to cancel support arrears, declined to halt FMEP enforcement, refused a $5,000 FLA fine, and adjourned variation issues for more disclosure.

  • Imputation of income
  • Arrears cancellation
  • Fmep enforcement
  • S.230 fla fine
  • Variation of support
  • Disclosure obligations
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