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Family law 2024 BCSC 2511

Hodgins v. Hodgins

The court adjourned a family trial, declined interim sale of two properties, and refused to order new mediation. It awarded costs on a disclosure application.

  • Adjournment
  • Sale of property
  • Mediation
  • Document production
  • Child support
  • Spousal support
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Family law 2023 BCSC 613

D.F.M. v. J.K.A.

The court varied a parenting order after finding a material change in the children’s circumstances, shifting parenting time to Sudbury and adding related conditions.

  • Variation of parenting order
  • Best interests of the child
  • Material change in circumstances
  • Police enforcement of parenting time
  • Supervised access
  • Travel and relocation of children
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Family law 2023 BCSC 648

J.E.D.H. v. M.I.K.

The court found breaches of family-law conduct orders, imposed a $2,000 penalty, ordered communication through counsel or AppClose, and awarded $3,000 costs.

  • Conduct orders
  • Communication restrictions (s.225 fla)
  • Enforcement remedies (s.228 fla)
  • Third‑party childcare
  • Costs and penalties
  • Use of co‑parenting apps
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Employment law 2022 BCSC 317

Reotech Construction Ltd. v. Snider

Appeal in a wrongful dismissal small claims case. The court upheld most findings, deducted CERB from damages, set aside a penalty, and awarded costs to the respondent.

  • Wrongful dismissal
  • Incorporation of employee manual
  • Reasonable notice
  • Vacation pay
  • Bonus entitlement
  • Cpp contributions
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Family law 2020 BCSC 677

Nair v. Nair

The court varied shared-custody child support, imputed additional income to Mr. Nair, ordered an accounting of benefits used for s. 7 expenses, and imposed a $2,000 penalty.

  • Shared custody
  • Material change of circumstances
  • Income imputation
  • Section 7 expenses
  • Parenting coordinator
  • Costs and penalties
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Family law 2014 BCSC 866

Doman v. Ciccozzi

The court ordered further family-law document disclosure, imposed a $500 penalty under s. 213 of the Family Law Act for delay, and awarded $1,500 costs.

  • Document production
  • S.213 family law act remedies
  • Interim support
  • Enforcement of consent order
  • Examinations for discovery
  • Costs and penalties
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Family law 2007 BCSC 989

B .D. G. v. C .C. G.

Application to vary child support succeeded only prospectively: ongoing support increased to $4,116 monthly, but retroactive child support, penalty, interest, and disclosure-date changes were refused.

  • Variation of consent order
  • Retroactive child support
  • Disclosure obligations
  • Guideline income
  • Section 7 extraordinary expenses
  • Costs and penalties
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Civil procedure 2006 BCSC 1984

Gilson v. 605541 B.C. Ltd. and Monical

The court allowed late evidence on hay-production expenses after a registrar’s reference, but imposed costs consequences for non-compliance and wasted time before the master.

  • Reference to registrar
  • Admissibility of late evidence
  • Costs and penalties
  • Accounting for production (hay)
  • Compliance with court orders
  • Admissibility-of-evidence
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Contempt of court 2006 FC 837

Salt River First Nation 195 (Councillors) v. Salt River First Nation 195 (Chief)

The Federal Court found Victor Marie and Norman Starr in contempt for breaching and circumventing interim orders over SRFN finances, but dismissed contempt against the other respondents.

  • Compliance with interim court orders
  • Back‑dating of cheques
  • Knowledge and service of orders
  • Burden of proof beyond reasonable doubt
  • Costs and penalties
  • Contempt-of-court
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Family law 2006 BCSC 2115

Poursadeghian v. Hashemi-Dahaj

The court imputed income to the defendant after finding inadequate financial disclosure, then varied child support, awarded spousal support, special expenses, and costs.

  • Imputed income under child support guidelines
  • Variation of child support order
  • Special and extraordinary expenses for children
  • Retroactive spousal support
  • Failure to disclose (s.92 family relations act)
  • Costs and penalties
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