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Family law 2023 BCSC 1130

Techere v. Techere

Family law judgment on parenting, child support, s. 7 expenses, property reimbursement, and a Romanian apartment’s status as excluded property.

  • Parenting time
  • Guardianship and decision-making
  • Child support and arrears
  • Section 7 extraordinary expenses
  • Excluded property and increase in value
  • Property expense reimbursement
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Family law 2022 NSSC 46

A.M. v. R.I.

The court found a material change in circumstances stemming from the mother’s relocation to California and repeated unilateral conduct that disrupted the father’s custodial authority and the child’s stability; on a fresh best‑interests inquiry the father was awarded sole custody and sole decision‑making authority, the mother’s parenting time was limited to supervised access through Veith House and the mother was ordered to complete a psychological assessment with parental component before any further variation application; numerous paragraphs of mother’s and grandmother’s affidavits were stru…

  • Custody
  • Parenting time
  • Supervised access
  • Child support and arrears
  • Motion to strike affidavit evidence
  • Credibility
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Family law 2020 BCSC 400

N.J.B. v. S.R.B.

Family law trial granting divorce, sole custody of the younger child to the respondent, child support, retroactive section 7 expenses, and property division orders.

  • Custody and guardianship
  • Child support and arrears
  • Section 7 (extraordinary) expenses
  • Equalization of family assets
  • Occupation rent
  • Rrsp spousal rollover
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Family law 2011 BCSC 72

Fox v. Fox

In this family law judgment, the court granted a divorce, ordered joint custody and guardianship, set parenting time, equalized RRSPs, and divided rental proceeds to satisfy tax debts, arrears, and costs.

  • Divorce
  • Custody and guardianship
  • Child support and arrears
  • Division of family assets
  • Reapportionment under s.65 fra
  • Rrsp division and spousal rollover
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Family law 2010 BCSC 1450

T.D.R. v. S.W.R.

Family law reasons on custody, access, support and property division, including implementation of a consent parenting order and awards of child and spousal support.

  • Custody and access
  • Consent orders
  • Psychological and s.15 report
  • Child support and arrears
  • Spousal support
  • Equalization of family property
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Family law 2010 BCSC 10

T.T.S. v. A.S.T.

Custody and access dispute over a child, with the father retaining sole custody and the mother receiving structured access conditioned on psychiatric treatment and medication compliance.

  • Custody
  • Guardianship
  • Access/visitation
  • Parental mental health and parenting capacity
  • Contact with grandparents
  • Child support and arrears
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Family law 2009 BCSC 1463

Purssell v. Purssell

La Cour suprême de la Colombie-Britannique confirme la validité d’une convention de séparation, fixe la pension alimentaire pour enfants, rejette les dépenses spéciales et ordonne un accès raisonnable.

  • Separation agreement validity
  • Spousal support
  • Child support and arrears
  • Access and custody
  • Undue influence/duress
  • Trusts and third party repayment
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Family law 2009 BCSC 1367

Rolston v. Rolston

Divorce and family property dispute between Colin and Katherine Rolston involving child support, occupational rent, asset dissipation, and spousal support.

  • Custody and guardianship
  • Child support and arrears
  • Division of family assets
  • Dissipation of assets
  • Occupational rent
  • Special and extraordinary expenses
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Family law 2006 BCSC 514

Bajwa v. Bajwa

Court held the family assets should be reapportioned in the wife’s favour, awarding the husband $50,000 from the home equity secured by mortgage.

  • Reapportionment under s.65 family relations act
  • Family asset valuation and division
  • Economic self-sufficiency of custodial parent
  • Child support and arrears
  • Restraining orders and access
  • Family-property-division
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Family law 2004 BCSC 413

R.L.G. v. S.R.G.

Family-law judgment on custody, child support, property division and debts: sole custody remained with the mother, telephone access was ordered, and property was reapportioned unequally.

  • Custody variation
  • Access (telephone)
  • Child support and arrears
  • Characterization of family assets
  • Reapportionment under s.65
  • Valuation date
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